Paint Tool for Web

Draw any shapes, write text, erase directly on the page, take a screenshot of what you have drawn

Paint Tool for Web - Chrome Extension

Paint Tool for Web is an amazing and useful Chrome extension that allows you to draw shapes, write text, erase, and take screenshots directly on web pages. It is easy to use, lightweight, and free. Enhance your browsing experience, highlight important information, or simply have fun while browsing. Share with friends and leave your feedback to help us improve the product.

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2021-03-23

By: velislavskov

Users: 13,202+

Rating: 4.00

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Version: 2.2 (Last updated: 2021-03-17)

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
<all_urls>

Size: 97.55K

Price: Free

Email: ve*****@gmail.com

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Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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Install amazing and really useful extension for chrome browser. You can use Web Paint extension just to have fun while browsing the web and draw anything you want right on the page. But this extension will also come in handy to highlight some important information or draw a scheme. Web paint is pretty easy to use and it doesnt weigh a lot. This absolutely free extension will definitely improve your chrome browser. Web paint extension allows you to draw random figures, lines, squares, circles and insert a text right on the webpage. Help us to improve the product and leave your request and comment. Have fun and dont forget to share with friends.

User reviews

Ever think of a developer who puts nothing but a vicious smile on the introduction page, and there can't be something good. It does redirect your Google search to Yahoo! The most vicious thing is that it does not happen at first, as it didn't happen when I newly installed it or re-installed it. It may just happen one day without being mentioned, and you may think your computer has got virus. But actually when you open other browsers, say, Safari, then you know something happened to Edge. Now the businesses are turning our pen and ink to annotate and critically think about the content on the Internet into their money or even subscription, as many other apps do, while this kind of app is free of charge but doing evil things. Should Internet be naturally indulging as YouTube? What has been done by Google and Microsoft, the service provider, who should have offered this kind of basic reading analysis tool?