Remove Text from Snapshot
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Remove Text from Snapshot
Efficient Techniques to Remove Text from Snapshot on iPhone and Windows
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Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, this tool doesn't remove text. It allows you to add annotations such as notes, highlights, or drawings to your image files.
Upload your snapshot through the browser, use available annotation tools to add notes or highlights, and then download the updated file.
Upload your snapshot to the editor via your Windows browser. Use the pen or text annotation tools to highlight or add notes to areas of interest.
The tool supports image formats like .jpg, .jpeg, .png, and .webp, ideal for various snapshot needs.
Yes, use the highlighting tool in the editor to emphasize specific text areas on a snapshot using different colors.
Use the text annotation tool to add notes or comments. Click on the image, type your message, and position it as desired.
Yes, customize text size, color, and placement within the snapshot using the text annotation tool options.
Uploading and annotating are free. Full download capabilities are available upon logging in.
No, the tool cannot edit existing text in images. It's designed for adding annotations only.
Each file can be up to 100 MB. Only one file can be processed per session.
No, this tool processes one snapshot at a time. Annotate, download, and restart for additional files.
The tool is designed for desktop use. Access it from a browser on a computer for full functionality.
Once you've finished annotating, click download to save the image with the embedded annotations to your device.
Absolutely. Use the tool through any browser on a Mac desktop to upload, annotate, and download snapshots.
No, the tool does not support live collaboration. It's geared for individual use.