September 20, 2026

A label on a screenshot should be read in a glance. That means short, and it means visible against whatever happens to be behind it -- which on a web page can be white, dark, or a photograph, sometimes all three in the same image.
Windows: open the capture in Photos and use the text tool, or Paint. Mac: Preview’s Markup toolbar has a text box. Both let you set a colour and size; neither gives the text an outline, which is what keeps it readable over a busy background.
In Demorta’s screenshot editor, choose Text, click where the label goes, type, press Enter. Text is drawn with a thin contrasting outline automatically -- light text gets a dark edge, dark text a light one -- so it reads over a photo, a white form or a dark sidebar without you adjusting anything. Size follows the toolbar slider. Try the free screenshot tool.
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