Move Arrows on Image
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Move Arrows on Image
Seamlessly Move Arrows on Images Online
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Upload your image and select the shapes tool. You can reposition existing arrows by clicking and dragging them to your desired location on the image.
Yes, use the color picker tool to select your preferred color for the arrows. Customize before or after placing them on the image.
While moving arrows, you can adjust their size by clicking on the edges and dragging to resize to your preference.
To point arrows downward, select the arrow shape and rotate it to face downwards after placing it on the image.
Yes, you can easily download the annotated image with the adjusted arrows by selecting the download option.
You can upload JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP image formats to move arrows on your images.
The tool primarily handles single images at a time. For PDFs, consider using a PDF-specific tool that supports annotations.
No, the annotation tool is currently only available on desktop browsers like Chrome and Firefox.
Upload your clip art image, select the arrow shape from the toolbar, and place it where needed. Move and adjust as required.
Yes, you can upload your imagery and use the shapes tool to move and customize arrows on it.
You can move arrows on images and download them for free, but saving to certain services might require a login.
Use the rotate function to ensure arrows point precisely at your intended element on the image.
No, the tool only supports handling one image at a time for annotations and arrow adjustments.
The maximum file size for uploading an image is 100 MB. Ensure your file is within this limit for processing.
No, there's no history tracking for annotations. Changes aren't saved once a session is closed.