Send “tap here” as an image.

CuePic

More helpful than a thick manual: a simple “right here” from someone you know. Mark an image with a red circle or rectangle and gently show where to tap or where to look.

Red circles and rectangles Pointers and arrows Step-by-step image guides Quick sharing

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When words are not enough, send “right here” as an image

CuePic is made for moments when “the button in the top right” or “the item below that” is hard to explain with words alone. Add a clear mark and send a visual “right here.”

Mark the important spot

Add a red circle or rectangle to make the important part of an image stand out clearly.

Make it even clearer with Pro

Use pointers, arrows, and multi-image step guides when one marked image is not enough.

Share right away

Add a “right here” to your words, then send it to family, friends, or people at work.

Reduce small misunderstandings

Replace long explanations like “the button in the top right” with a simple visual mark.

Built for the small moments when you want to say “right here”

CuePic is a small image explanation app for reducing little misunderstandings. Use it when you want to explain a phone screen, point out a part of an image, or turn several screens into a simple guide.

Useful when

  • You want to show someone where to tap on their phone
  • You want to point out where to look in an image
  • Words alone are hard to explain
  • You want to show multiple screens as steps

Simple by design

  • Start with one image and a clear mark
  • Use pointers, arrows, and step guides with CuePic Pro
  • No account is required for the core local workflow
  • Support and privacy information are available from this page

A small note before you use it.

CuePic helps you create clearer explanation images. Please make sure you have the right to use and share the images you choose.

When explaining gets easier, the conversation can feel kinder.

Send a small “right here” that is easier for the other person to understand.