# Annotations

Please be aware that Resolve does not support the inclusion of annotations or burn-in information in the stills export. If you need to include these, you'll have to manually apply them using the paint feature in Fusion.

If you want to add annotations, you can use a workaround involving the paint effect on the Fusion page, applied to an adjustment layer. The process is demonstrated in the video below:

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When using an adjustment layer in this workflow, the following features will not work correctly:

* **Use Clip Timecode for Single Frame Markers**
* **Include Clip Name in Reports**

This issue arises because DaVinci Resolve prioritizes the highest video item in the track underneath the marker, which results in using the adjustment clip data for the reports.
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Video credited to [Checkmark Tutorials](https://www.youtube.com/@checkmarktutorials)
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