Edit Shapes on Screenshot
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Edit Shapes on Screenshot
Edit Shapes on Screenshot Online with Shape Tools
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Upload your screenshot, and use the shapes tool to add or modify shapes. You can create rectangles, circles, lines, and arrows for emphasis.
Yes, you can use it on Windows 10. Access the tool via a web browser and edit shapes on your screenshots quickly and easily.
After uploading your image, select the shapes tool and choose your desired shape. Customize its size and color, then place it on your image.
Yes, use the color picker to select your preferred color for shapes. This allows you to highlight important areas effectively.
The tool is designed for use on desktop browsers, so it's incompatible with Samsung mobile devices. Use a desktop or laptop for access.
Upload a screenshot file from your folder to the tool. Once uploaded, use various annotation options to edit and embellish your image.
No, Photoshop is not required. This browser-based tool provides easy shape editing without the need for additional software.
Yes, once you complete your edits, you can download the annotated file directly to your computer with all changes saved.
Select the shapes tool from the toolbar, choose your preferred geometric shape, and draw it directly on your image.
You can choose from rectangles, circles, lines, and arrows when using the shapes tool to annotate your screenshots.
No, the tool operates on one file at a time. Upload, annotate, download, and then start a new session for additional files.
Yes, the tool supports file uploads up to 100 MB. Ensure your screenshot is within this size for successful editing.
No, an internet connection is required. This browser-based tool operates online without the need for installation.
No, the tool supports single-file editing sessions. For batch processing, alternative solutions may be necessary.
No, it's designed for use on desktop or laptop browsers only. For mobile device capabilities, alternative methods may be needed.