Flip Screenshot on Chrome
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Flip Screenshot on Chrome
Flip Screenshot On Chrome: Easy Annotation and Editing
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Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
To flip a screenshot, upload it to the online annotation tool using Chrome. The interface will let you perform edit actions including flipping.
Yes, use the online annotation tool to add notes, drawings, and highlights to your screenshots directly in the Chrome browser.
The tool supports image formats like JPG, PNG, and WEBP, allowing you to upload and annotate these in the browser.
No installation is required. This tool operates entirely online within your Chrome browser, making it accessible without extensions.
Yes, you can flip any supported image format like JPG or PNG directly in the Chrome-based tool.
Utilize pen, text, highlighting, and shape tools to enhance screenshots with detailed annotations.
Yes, the maximum file size is 100 MB per image, ensuring smooth performance in the browser.
No, the tool is designed for desktop use only, accessible from Chrome on desktops or laptops.
After editing, you can download the annotated screenshot directly from the browser, keeping all changes intact.
No, the tool only allows adding new annotations like notes and drawings, not editing existing text.
No, the tool does not support collaborative editing. It is designed for individual use per session.
No login is required for basic uploads and edits, but downloading finished work requires a login for enhanced features.
No, the tool handles one file at a time, requiring new uploads for each screenshot you wish to annotate.
Use the highlighting tool in the online palette to select and emphasize areas that need attention in your screenshot.
Yes, after annotating, you can save the file directly to Evernote, provided you log in to your account for seamless integration.