Drag & Drop Lines to Photo
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Drag & Drop Lines to Photo
Easily Drag & Drop Lines on Photos Online
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Upload your image, choose the shapes tool, select the line option, and drag it onto your photo. Customize the line as needed.
Yes, use the shapes tool to easily drag and drop lines onto your photos in the online editor for quick customization.
The tool supports .jpg, .jpeg, .png, and .webp formats, allowing for broad compatibility with your photos.
Select the pen tool, choose your color and stroke width, then draw freehand lines for more expressive annotations.
Yes, use the color picker to choose from multiple colors for your line annotations before placing them on your photo.
Yes, the maximum file size is 100 MB per photo. Make sure your image does not exceed this limit for uploading.
After annotating, download your photo directly from the editor. The annotations will be embedded in the saved file.
Highlight areas using the highlighting tool, which allows you to draw attention to specific parts of your photo.
No, it's designed for desktop use. Access it from a desktop or laptop browser for the best experience.
No, you can only annotate one image at a time. Finish your current session, then upload another image for new annotations.
Adjust the stroke width in the shapes tool settings before drawing your line to achieve your desired thickness.
No installation is required. The tool is completely browser-based, allowing you to use it instantly without downloading software.
No, the tool does not support real-time collaboration or sharing directly within the editor. Edit individually and share afterward.
Yes, use the text annotation tool to add labels near lines. Customize text properties to ensure they complement your lines.
No, this page focuses on image annotation. For PDF markup, refer to the PDF-specific tool offerings.