Apply Circles to JPG Image
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Apply Circles to JPG Image
Effortlessly Apply Circles to Your JPG Images Online Free
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Upload your JPG image and select the shapes tool. Choose the circle option, then click to place and adjust it over the desired area of the image.
Yes, you can easily customize the circle color using the color picker tool. Select your preferred color before drawing the circle on your JPG image.
Yes, you can apply circles and other annotations to JPG images for free by using this online tool, without needing to install any software.
No, everything is online. You can apply circles directly in your web browser.
Yes, use the text annotation tool to place a text box inside or near the circle on your JPG image for additional comments or labels.
The file size limit is 100 MB, so ensure your JPG image is within this size to upload and annotate successfully.
No, this tool is designed for desktop use only. Access it via a web browser on your computer.
Besides JPG, you can upload other image formats like PNG and WEBP for annotation.
After applying circles, you can download the annotated image and share it as needed.
No, your original image remains unchanged. The tool creates a new copy with annotations.
Yes, if you are logged in, you can save your annotated images directly to Evernote.
Apart from circles, you can add rectangles, lines, and arrows using the shapes tool.
No, this tool cannot edit or replace existing text in your JPG images. It only adds annotations.
To remove a circle, click on it and use the delete option within the tool interface.
Yes, you can apply circles over any area, including logos, to highlight or emphasize features.