Drag & Drop Lines to Image
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Drag & Drop Lines to Image
Effortlessly Add Lines to Images for Emphasis and Feedback
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Upload your image, select the shapes tool, choose the line option, then click and drag to create a line on the image. Customize color and position as needed.
Yes, you can customize the color of lines using the color picker in the toolbar. Choose your preferred color before drawing the line on the image.
The tool supports image files including JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP. Upload any of these formats to start adding lines and other annotations.
Select the line using the tool's select function and delete or adjust it as required. This allows you to easily edit your annotations.
Yes, after adding lines or other annotations, you can download the image with all changes embedded. This makes it easy to share your annotated images.
Although the tool supports multi-page PDFs for annotation, adding lines is primarily focused on image files. Use PDF tools for more detailed document annotation.
In annotations, a dragline typically refers to a line added to images to highlight or connect elements. It can direct attention and clarify feedback.
Yes, you can upload and annotate images for free, including adding lines. However, if you want enhanced features like saving annotations to Evernote, logging in may be required.
No, this tool is designed for desktop use only. You will need to access it through a web browser on a desktop or laptop computer.
No, the tool operates entirely online within your web browser, so an internet connection is required to upload files and download annotated images.
No, the tool processes a single file at a time. You will need to finish annotating and download one image before starting with another file.
The maximum file size for uploads is 100 MB. Ensure your image does not exceed this size limit to successfully upload and annotate.
Your original image remains unchanged, as annotations are applied on a separate layer in the browser. Downloaded files include your edits.
Yes, in addition to lines, you can add circles, rectangles, arrows, and more with the shapes tool. Customize shapes to suit your annotation needs.
No, the tool does not allow for editing existing text on images. You can add text annotations but not modify existing content.