Edit Scanned Picture in Browser
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Edit Scanned Picture in Browser
Edit Scanned Picture with Browser Tool, No Installation Required
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Simply drag and drop your scanned image into the browser tool, or click to upload. Supported formats include JPG, PNG, and WEBP.
Yes, you can annotate scanned pictures directly in the browser. Use various tools like pen, text, and shapes to mark up your image.
Yes, you can edit and annotate scanned pictures for free. Create an account for additional features like saving to Evernote.
Supported image formats for scanned pictures include JPG, PNG, and WEBP. Each image can be up to 100 MB in size.
Use the text annotation tool to add text to your scanned picture. Click where you want to add notes or comments and customize the appearance.
You can use the highlight tool for emphasis, or draw shapes such as circles or arrows to point out important areas on your scanned picture.
Yes, you can customize the color of annotations using the color picker. Apply your preferred colors to all annotation tools like pen and shapes.
If you are logged in, you can save your annotated pictures directly to Evernote for cloud access. Otherwise, download the file to your device.
Currently, the tool operates fully within a browser and doesn't require a separate extension. Just access it through your preferred web browser.
You can upload scanned pictures up to 100 MB in size. Larger files need to be reduced before using this tool.
No, it is designed for desktop browsers only. Access the tool from a computer using Chrome, Firefox, or Safari.
No, the tool is for adding annotations on top of images. It does not support changing the existing content of the scanned pictures.
No, the tool processes one image at a time. Complete annotations on one picture, download, and then start a new session for another image.
Upload the scanned document and use pen, text, or shapes to annotate. Highlight sections, add notes, or draw connectors to emphasize review points.
No, annotations are made individually. Download the annotated picture to share with others for their input.