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Modify Spacing on Screenshot
Effortlessly Modify Spacing on Screenshots and Images
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Yes, you can upload your screenshot and use the annotation tools to add elements which can define and modify visual spacing on the screenshot.
Upload your Windows 10 screenshot to our online tool. Use the pen or shape tool to add space-defining annotations or emphasize areas where spacing is needed.
Yes, use our annotation tool to modify spacing in Windows 11 screenshots. Upload the screenshot, adjust annotations, and save the changes.
You can modify .jpg, .jpeg, .png, and .webp image formats, as well as .pdf documents with our browser-based tool.
While direct resizing isn't available, you can use shapes and the pen tool to redraw or emphasize areas, effectively altering the visual spacing.
Upload your PC screenshots to the browser-based tool, utilize the pen, text, or shape features to add annotations, and download the modified image.
No, this tool operates entirely online in your web browser, allowing you to modify screenshots without installing additional software.
Our tool works in any desktop browser, including on a Mac. Upload your screenshot to adjust spacing using our annotation features.
Yes, as long as the screenshots are in supported formats like .jpg, .jpeg, .png, or .webp, you can upload and annotate them to modify spacing.
Available tools include pen, text, highlighting, and shapes, allowing you to outline and adjust spacing visually on screenshots.
Yes, after adjusting spacing using annotations, you can download the modified screenshot directly from the tool.
Yes, while the primary context is single-page screenshots, this tool supports annotating and marking up multi-page PDF documents.
No, you can't edit existing text natively. You can overlay new text with the annotation tools.
No, you can process one screenshot or image at a time. For batch annotations, you'll need additional software.
No, the tool is specifically designed for use on desktop or laptop browsers and doesn't support mobile device functionality.