Edit Circles on PNG Image
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Edit Circles on PNG Image
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Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Upload your PNG image, select the shapes tool, and choose the circle. You can move or resize existing circles, as well as add new ones and customize their colors.
Yes, you can customize the color of the circles. Use the color picker tool to select your preferred color before placing or modifying circles on your image.
Yes, the tool is completely free to use. You can make annotations including adding or editing circles on your PNG files without any cost.
No, you don't need any plugins. The editor works directly in your browser, allowing you to upload and modify PNG images easily.
After editing, click download to save the image with the modified circles. The annotations will be embedded into your PNG file.
Yes, each PNG file must be 100 MB or smaller. Larger files will need to be compressed or resized outside of this tool.
No, this tool is designed for desktop use only. Access it on a desktop or laptop browser for the best experience.
Select the shapes tool, choose the circle option, and click on the PNG where you want a new circle. Adjust size and color as needed.
The annotation tool is compatible with major browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari on desktop platforms.
Yes, the tool also supports JPG, JPEG, and WebP formats in addition to PNG. You can annotate circles across these formats.
You can add text annotations onto your PNG, but the tool doesn't support editing existing text within the image file.
Use the zoom and pan features in the editor to closely examine and accurately place or modify circles on your PNG images.
Yes, once logged in, you can save annotated images directly to Evernote, which is convenient for organization and sharing purposes.
No, the tool processes and edits one image file at a time. For multiple files, you'll need to upload and annotate each separately.
You can use the undo button to reverse your last action, allowing you to correct mistakes quickly during your editing session.