As a user I want to be able to click on the rendered JPG image and put annotations on it e.g. via a canvas.
The annotated spots should be persisted with their content and their coordinates.

The annotation should be variable in its position.

x position: left | center | right [default: right]
y position: top | center | bottom [default: bottom]

x-offset [number] [default: -20]
y-offset [number] [default: 20]

It should be possible to change the starting number of numbering pages.

Annotating elements of a PDF should be made possible the easiest way possible.

Preferably using just a mouse click.
A counter should automatically increase the element indicator number.

It should be easy to insert, move and remove elements.

As a user, I want to be able to load a PDF file into the program and select an "annotating" mode to start annotating.

• Annotations made in that mode should be exportable for future reworks, and thus also importable. (Issue to be made)
• Annotations made in that mode should be exportable into Word documents generating a skeleton ready for entering just the translation. (Issue to be made)
• Annotations made in that mode should be exportable into a PDF file with the annotations rendered on the PDF page, just like the regular Paging tool. (Issue to be made)

As a user I want to be able to annotate only a certain set of pages (e.g. --only-include).

As a user I want to have an option to be able to exclude a set of pages (by their PDF page number) from being annotated / for being skipped.

As a user without experience in cmd I want to be able to use this program, preferable with a graphical user interface.

Electron application maybe?

The app should take in a PDF file and be able to transform each page into a JPG file.

The annotation's font size should be variable.

As a user I want to be able to define my own format that should be used instead of "Page XXX".