Blur Part of a Screenshot
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Blur Part of a Screenshot
Need to Blur Part of a Screenshot? Do It Online Instantly!
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Supporta formati PDF e immagini (massimo 100MB)
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Currently, the tool focuses on annotations such as adding text and shapes, not blurring. Check specific photo editors for blurring options.
Our tool doesn't support blurring directly. You can annotate screenshots with shapes and text. For blurring, consider photo editing tools.
You can annotate images in formats like JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP, as well as PDFs. Simply upload your file to get started.
No, the tool also works with JPEG, PNG, and WEBP image files in addition to PDFs. It’s versatile across different image types.
The tool doesn’t blur or edit image details like edges. It’s designed for annotations like adding text and shapes.
Upload your screenshot and use the text annotation tool. Click where you wish to add text, type your message, and adjust its appearance.
Yes, once you've annotated your screenshot, you can download the file with annotations embedded or save it to Evernote if signed in.
Yes, you can upload images up to 100 MB. The tool processes each file one at a time per session.
No installation is required. The tool functions entirely online in your browser, providing a hassle-free experience.
Unfortunately, the tool is currently only available for desktop browsers. Access it through Chrome, Firefox, or Safari on your computer.
You can use the tool to add drawings, text, highlights, and shapes to your screenshots, providing flexibility in marking them up.
Blurring isn’t supported, but you can add notes or highlights over text in PDFs. Full text editing isn’t available.
There is no direct shortcut or feature for blurring within this tool. Check specialized software for shortcut tips on blurring.
No, the tool processes one file per session. Complete your annotations, then restart for a new file.
After uploading, use the highlighting tool to emphasize sections. Select your color and drag over the areas you wish to highlight.