Erase Squares from Screenshot
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Erase Squares from Screenshot
Remove Squares from Screenshots with Our Tool
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Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Upload your screenshot, then use the pen tool to draw over the squares or use shapes to cover them. Customize the color to match the background for seamless editing.
Yes, upload your Windows screenshot to our tool, and use the annotation features to remove unwanted squares by drawing over them or covering them with shapes.
Use the annotation tool to overlay the white squares with a pen or shape tool, customizing the color to match your screenshot background seamlessly.
Yes, our browser-based tool supports screenshots from Mac. Simply upload your image and use the annotation features to erase or cover unwanted squares.
You can edit screenshots from Samsung devices by transferring them to your PC and using our tool for annotation. Direct mobile editing is not supported.
Yes, although the tool is desktop-only, you can upload Android screenshots from your computer to use the annotation features like pen and shapes.
While specific shortcuts depend on your device, using our tool involves uploading the image and applying annotations manually to remove squares.
No, our tool processes one file at a time. Complete edits on one, download it, and then restart the process for additional files.
No, the annotation tool operates only on desktop browsers. You can use it from a PC or Mac, not from mobile devices.
Yes, our tool is browser-based and compatible with Windows 11 and 10. Simply upload your screenshot to start editing.
While you can't edit existing text within the image, you can overlay new text or annotations to customize your screenshot.
Supported formats include JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP. Upload any of these file types to start annotating your screenshots.
Yes, after editing your screenshot, you can preview and download the annotated version with all your additions embedded.
The maximum file size for uploading is 100 MB per file, ensuring manageable editing and processing within the tool.
No, the tool doesn't support real-time collaboration. Annotations are individual, and you'll download the final version to share.