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Edit Scanned Picture on Surface Pro
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Yes, you can edit scanned pictures on your Surface Pro using our tool. Simply upload your image, use the provided annotation tools, and download your edited file.
Upload your scanned picture in a supported format, then use tools like pen, text, and highlighting to mark it up. Customize with colors and shapes to enhance your image.
The tool supports image formats such as JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP. Ensure your scanned picture is within these formats to edit effectively.
Yes, you can use a Surface Pen for precise annotation on your scanned pictures. It works seamlessly with our browser-based tool.
Use the text annotation tool to add text boxes or notes on your scanned image. Customize font, size, and color to fit your needs.
Yes, the highlighting tool lets you select and emphasize specific areas of your scanned picture. Choose your highlight color for clear emphasis.
Yes, the annotation tool is free and accessible on all Surface models including Pro 3 to 11, and Surface Laptop, within the browser.
Absolutely, you can download your annotated images directly to your Surface Pro once you're finished with your edits.
No installation is required. Access the tool directly in your web browser on any Surface Pro model and start editing.
Your scanned picture can be up to 100 MB. Ensure your image is within this size limit for smooth processing.
Yes, as long as you access it through a supported browser on your Surface Go, you can annotate images effectively.
No, the tool does not allow editing of existing text. You can overlay new text annotations over your scanned picture.
No, you can process one image file at a time. After completing one, you can start a new session for another image.
Currently, the tool is optimized for desktop use. It's best accessed on a Surface Pro or other desktops and laptops.
No, the tool does not support text extraction or OCR. It's designed for adding annotations like text, highlights, or shapes to images.