Drag & Drop Stamps to Photo
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Drag & Drop Stamps to Photo
Effortlessly Drop Stamps onto Pictures Online
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Admite formatos PDF e imagen (máximo 100MB)
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Upload your photo, choose the stamp tool, and drag the desired stamp onto the image. Customize its position and size to fit your design.
Yes, you can annotate and download your edited image without any cost. Simply upload your image and start adding stamps.
Yes, after editing your photo using the drag-and-drop stamp feature, you can download it directly to your device.
Yes, once you place a stamp on the image, you can adjust its size to better fit the photo layout you desire.
You can upload image files such as JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP to add stamps and annotations.
Upload your image, add stamps and text to fit the postcard theme, then download and print your creation.
Yes, each image file should be under 100 MB. Only one file can be processed at a time for editing.
This tool works in a web browser and is independent of desktop software like Photoshop. Use any browser to access it.
While this tool is a browser-based solution, if you prefer Photopea, you would need to manage stamps separately within Photopea.
Yes, you can combine stamps with shapes or borders to create a framed effect around your image.
This tool allows simple drag-and-drop for stamps but doesn't support advanced multi-layered editing like professional photo editors.
No, you can only work on one photo at a time. For batch processing, consider desktop editing software.
No, currently, this annotation tool is available only for desktop use and accessible via web browsers like Chrome and Firefox.
This tool doesn’t edit existing text on images or PDFs; it focuses on adding stamps and annotations.
No, the tool doesn’t have real-time collaboration features. It's designed for individual use per session.