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Copy & Paste Lines to Screenshot
Effortlessly Copy & Paste Lines to Any Screenshot
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Upload your screenshot, then select the text annotation tool. Click on the screenshot where you want to paste text. Customize font and color as needed.
Yes, you can easily paste multiple lines of text onto a screenshot using the text annotation tool in our interface, enhancing your image with desired content.
Copy the necessary lines from PowerShell, then use the text annotation tool to paste them directly onto your uploaded screenshot for clear documentation.
Certainly, copy lines from CMD and paste them onto your image using the text tool, enabling easy integration of terminal outputs in your annotations.
Yes, you can paste text onto screenshots using our browser-based tool on Windows 11 without the need for additional software installations.
Copy the lines from Word, then upload your screenshot. Use the text annotation tool to paste the lines onto your image with ease.
Absolutely, you can add text directly in your browser, without any special software, using our comprehensive annotation toolset.
You can annotate images such as JPG, PNG, JPEG, and WEBP. Each session allows you to handle one image file up to 100 MB.
Yes, the text annotation tool supports multi-line text boxes, allowing you to paste extensive information onto an image smoothly.
A variety of color options are available, enabling you to customize text for better visibility and emphasis within your screenshot.
No, this tool doesn't extract text (OCR). It’s designed for annotation only. For text extraction, a separate OCR service is necessary.
No, the annotation tool is desktop-specific, operating best in browsers like Chrome or Firefox on computers. Mobile access is not supported.
No, only one file can be processed per session. Complete your task with a file, then restart to work on another if needed.
No, collaborative features are not available. The tool is for individual use only; results can be shared post-download.
Files larger than 100 MB cannot be processed. Please reduce your file size or select another file under this limit.