Add Text to Screenshot on MacOS
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Add Text to Screenshot on MacOS
Easily Add Text to Screenshots on MacOS with Our Annotation Tool
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Upload your screenshot to the tool, then select the text annotation tool. Click where you want to add text, type your text, and position it as needed.
Yes, you can customize text properties such as font, size, and color using the text annotation tool. Modify these before placing the text on your screenshot.
The tool supports various image formats, including JPG, PNG, and WEBP. Ensuring your screenshot is in one of these formats is necessary for upload.
Yes, you can use this browser-based tool on any MacOS version, including Sierra, as long as you have internet access.
Yes, it works on MacOS High Sierra and any other version of MacOS as it is accessed through your web browser.
Yes, it is a web-based tool that allows you to add text to screenshots directly in your browser without needing to install any software.
Yes, you can use various annotation tools such as shapes, lines, and highlighters to further enhance your screenshots.
Yes, once you complete your annotations, you can download the modified screenshot with all edits embedded.
Yes, the maximum file size limit for uploads is 100 MB, which is typically sufficient for most screenshots.
Once text is added and the file is downloaded, the text cannot be edited. Ensure all changes are made before downloading.
No, the tool processes one file at a time. Complete your annotations and download your file before starting with another.
No, it requires an internet connection as it operates within your web browser.
Yes, while this page focuses on MacOS, the tool is compatible with any operating system that supports web browsers.
No, the tool does not support text extraction from images. It is designed for adding annotations only.
For full access including downloading annotated files, logging in to your account may be necessary.