Modify Spacing on Snapshot
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Modify Spacing on Snapshot
Effortlessly Modify Spacing on Snapshots with Annotation
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Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Upload your snapshot into the annotation tool. Use shape or text annotation tools to add elements, adjusting spacing by resizing or relocating features as needed.
Yes, you can adjust the spacing by moving annotations using your mouse. Click and drag text boxes or shapes to reposition them for optimal spacing.
No specific default spacing setting exists, but you can manually adjust the placement of annotations like text and shapes for ideal spacing.
Absolutely, the shapes tool helps you modify spacing. Draw shapes with specified spacing or adjust existing shapes to alter the layout on your snapshot.
Create consistent spacing by using the grid feature as a guide. Evenly distribute text boxes and shapes across your snapshot for a polished look.
Ensure your snapshot is a supported format (.jpg, .jpeg, .png, .webp) and under the 100 MB file size limit. If issues persist, try refreshing the browser.
There is no dedicated spacing guide, but you can manually drag and place annotations. Use gridlines visually or add arrows and lines to balance spacing.
The maximum supported file size for snapshots is 100 MB. Make sure your file doesn't exceed this limit to ensure smooth uploading and editing.
Yes, the tool allows annotation on PDFs, including adding annotations that affect spacing. However, it doesn't alter existing text spacing directly.
The tool is currently desktop-only. Access it via a desktop browser for all features. Consider alternative apps for mobile devices.
Select the text annotation tool, click to place text, and use the resize handles to adjust the box size and spacing relative to other elements.
Yes, once you've adjusted spacing and added annotations, download your snapshot with all changes applied by clicking the download button.
No, it is a browser-based online tool. You need an internet connection to upload, annotate, and download your snapshot.
To start fresh, restart the session by refreshing the page or re-uploading the snapshot to clear previous annotations and spacing adjustments.
Files can be saved to Evernote for logged-in users. For other cloud storage, download the annotated file first, then manually upload to your service.