Move Stamps on Screenshot
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Move Stamps on Screenshot
Effortlessly Move Stamps on Screenshots with Our Free Tool
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The tool allows you to annotate, draw, and mark up PDF files and images directly in your browser. It supports adding and moving annotations like text, stamps, and shapes on images and screenshots.
Upload your screenshot to the tool, select the annotation tool, and drag the stamp to your desired location. Use the shape tool if you're adding new stamps or arrows.
Yes, you can annotate screenshots for free by uploading them to the tool. Free users can upload images, add stamps, and preview their work before downloading the annotated screenshot.
Yes, the tool is designed for desktop use and can be accessed via any major browser on Windows PCs, such as Chrome or Firefox. It's an online service, so no installation is required.
No, the tool doesn't support moving annotations between different screenshots within the same session. You can annotate each screenshot individually.
You can upload screenshots directly stored on your PC through your browser. However, clipboard paste functionality is not supported directly within the tool.
After downloading your annotated screenshot, you can manually save the file to any folder on your computer, including a dedicated screenshots folder.
The tool supports annotating images in JPG, PNG, JPEG, and WEBP formats. Make sure your screenshot is saved in one of these formats for compatibility.
Yes, the maximum file size for an image or a screenshot is 100 MB. This ensures smooth performance and quick processing times.
No, you can only upload and annotate one image or screenshot at a time. After downloading the annotated file, you can start a new session for another image.
By selecting the annotation tool in the toolbar, you can choose from various colors to customize your stamps, text, or drawings, making your annotations clear and distinct.
No, the tool is meant for desktop use only. Mobile users are encouraged to use alternative mobile-supported apps if they need annotation features.
No installation is needed. The tool works entirely online in your web browser, meaning you don't need to download or install any software.
No, the tool only allows for annotations like stamps, text, and shapes. It doesn't support editing or altering the existing content within the image itself.
No, the tool doesn't support real-time collaboration. Annotations are added by an individual user and then downloaded. Collaborative or shared real-time editing isn't available.