Move Spacing on Picture
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Move Spacing on Picture
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Frequently Asked Questions
This tool allows you to annotate pictures by adding text, shapes, and drawings directly in your browser. It's perfect for adjusting and customizing image spacing and layout.
No, the tool isn't designed to move objects within an image. It specializes in adding annotations like shapes, text, and highlights on top of photos.
Use the shapes tool to draw arrows or lines between objects in your image. Customize their color and size to make the spacing clear.
Yes, the annotation tool is browser-based, so you don't need any additional software to upload and edit your images.
Upload your picture, then select the text annotation tool. Click on the desired area and type your distance notes. You can move and format the text as needed.
The tool supports image formats including JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP, allowing for easy annotation of most common picture files.
You can illustrate spacing by using annotations, but you cannot physically move the spacing of elements within a picture using this tool.
Use the text annotation or shapes tool to draw a line or place a marker between two points in your picture. Customize it to clearly indicate the halfway mark.
No, you can only upload and annotate one picture at a time. Once you've finished with one, you can save and then upload another for further editing.
No, our annotation tool is designed for desktop browsers and won't work on mobile devices. Use a desktop or laptop for optimal performance.
After annotating, you can preview your changes and download the image with the annotations embedded. You can also save it to Evernote if you're logged in.
Yes, use the highlight tool to emphasize parts of your photo. You can choose colors to make specific areas stand out more.
Yes, you can upload image files up to 100 MB for annotation. Larger files cannot be processed by the tool.
Annotations are session-based, meaning once you finish and download your file, you would need to start a new session to work on the image again.
No, the tool does not allow for editing of the original content of an image. It focuses on adding annotations like text and shapes on top of the existing image.