Drag & Drop Shapes to Image
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Drag & Drop Shapes to Image
Easily Drag & Drop Shapes onto Your Images for Free
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Questions Fréquemment Posées
Upload your image, select the shapes tool, then drag and drop the desired shape onto your image. Customize the color and position as needed.
Yes, you can use the color picker to choose your preferred color before placing the shape on the image.
You can use basic shapes like rectangles, circles, lines, and arrows to annotate and highlight parts of your image.
Yes, you can use the drag and drop shapes feature on images for free directly in your web browser.
Yes, after adding shapes and customizing your image, you can download the file with all annotations embedded.
The tool supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP formats for uploading and annotating images.
Yes, you can reposition and recolor shapes after placing them on the image by selecting and adjusting them.
No, the tool is designed for desktop use. Access the feature on a computer for the best experience.
You can upload images up to 100 MB in size, ensuring compatibility with most high-resolution images.
Yes, use the text annotation tool to add text boxes or notes alongside your shapes for additional context.
Use shapes like arrows to point at specific parts or circles to highlight areas that need attention.
No, you can add as many shapes as you need to effectively annotate your image.
No, the tool processes one image at a time. Annotate and download your current image before starting another.
No, the tool does not support text extraction or editing within images. It's used for adding annotations only.
No, there's no real-time collaboration or tracking of who adds which shapes to an image.