Type On Photo
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Type On Photo
Effortlessly Add Text to Your Photos Online
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Upload your photo to the tool. Use the text annotation feature to click on your photo and type the desired text. Customize the font and size as needed.
Yes, utilize the text annotation tool to add a date to your image. Simply place a text box where you need it and enter the date.
The tool supports common image formats like JPG, PNG, and WEBP, making it easy to annotate a wide range of photos.
Absolutely, you can use the text tool to write names on images. Position the text wherever you wish to personalize the photo.
Using the text tool, you can quickly type urgent messages on your photos and download them immediately for fast dissemination.
You can customize text annotations with various font sizes, colors, and positioning to match the style of your photos.
Yes, once you've added your annotations, you can download the modified image directly to your device.
Yes, as a browser-based tool, it works on any desktop operating system, including Ubuntu, without needing specialized software.
While the tool allows annotation, it cannot edit existing image contents. Use photo editing apps for content adjustments.
No, the tool is designed for single file annotation. Complete one image, then proceed to the next.
Currently, the tool is optimized for desktop and laptop use. For mobile image annotation, specific mobile apps should be used.
Yes, each image file must be under 100 MB. Larger files won't be processed but can usually be resized within the limit.
No, the tool requires an internet connection as it operates entirely within your web browser.
No, batch processing isn't supported. You'll need to annotate each image individually through separate sessions.
No, the current features don't include OCR. The tool is focused on adding annotations, not extracting text from images.