Edit Scanned Picture on Computer
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Edit Scanned Picture on Computer
Edit Scanned Picture on Computer Easily Online
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Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Upload your scanned picture to the online tool. Use annotation features like text, shapes, and freehand drawing to make adjustments. Download when finished.
Yes, you can edit scanned pictures for free using the online tool. Simply upload your image, make necessary annotations, and download the modified file.
Utilize pen for freehand drawing, text annotations for notes, highlighting for emphasis, and shape tools to outline or emphasize areas.
No installation is needed. Simply access the tool through a web browser, allowing you to edit scanned images online without additional software.
Yes, use the text annotation tool to insert comments or labels onto the scanned image. Customize the text size and color to suit your needs.
You can edit scanned images in formats like JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP. Ensure your scanned image is in one of these formats before uploading.
While you can work with multi-page PDFs, this tool is primarily designed for individual image files. Edit each scanned page separately.
Yes, you can customize annotation colors for all tools, including text, pen, and shape tools, using the color picker provided in the editor.
The tool is compatible with any desktop computer operating a modern browser. Simply access the tool online from your PC, Mac, or Linux machine.
Yes, after completing your annotations, you can download the image with all modifications applied. Download it directly to your computer.
Yes, the tool can process images up to 100 MB in size. This should accommodate most scanned images adequately.
This tool focuses on annotations rather than editing functionalities like cropping. You'll need a separate tool if cropping is needed.
No, the tool processes one file per session. Finish editing one image, download it, and then begin a new session for another image.
No, the online editing tool is designed for desktop browsers. For mobile editing, consider using other apps that support such functionality.
No, this tool does not support OCR for text extraction. It's meant for adding annotations, not extracting content from scanned pictures.