Remove Shapes from Photo
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Remove Shapes from Photo
Effortlessly Transform Photos with Background and Object Removal
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よくある質問
Currently, our annotation tool does not support removing shapes from photos. It focuses on adding annotations and marks rather than removing elements.
Yes, you can use the tool directly in your browser to add annotations to photos online. No need for additional downloads or installations.
No, the current tool is for annotations like drawing and text. Removing objects from photos would require different software or features not included here.
Yes, the tool supports both JPEG and PNG image files for adding annotations, including shapes and text.
Simply upload your image in the supported format, then use the toolbar to select annotation tools like pen, text, and shapes to modify your image.
No, background removal is not a feature of this tool. It focuses solely on adding annotations like shapes and text on photos and PDFs.
You can choose from multiple colors available in the color picker to customize the annotation tools like pen, shapes, and text.
Yes, after adding annotations, you can download the image with all your modifications embedded.
The tool supports images up to a maximum of 100 MB. This ensures smooth processing without affecting performance.
No, the tool currently processes one image file at a time in a session, focusing on high-quality edits for individual photos.
No, using this tool for annotations is limited to desktop browsers. For mobile use, other alternatives might be necessary.
No, the tool doesn't support real-time collaboration. It is designed for individual use to annotate images and PDFs.
The tool supports common image formats like .jpg, .jpeg, .png, and .webp, accommodating a broad range of images for annotation.
Once you save and download the image with annotations, further edits require starting a new session with the original file.
No, the tool does not include an annotation history feature. Each session is independent, and changes are not recorded for future reference.