Attach Arrows to Screenshot
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Attach Arrows to Screenshot
Easily Attach Arrows to Your Screenshots For Clear Annotations
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よくある質問
Upload your screenshot to the annotation tool. Select the shapes tool, choose the arrow shape, and place it on your image where needed. Customize as desired.
Yes, our tool allows you to upload and annotate screenshots from Windows 10 without specific software. Use your browser to start annotating images easily.
Certainly! Upload your macOS screenshots and use the annotation tool to add arrows and emphasize important parts of your images.
Yes, use your Chrome browser to access our tool. Upload screenshots and add arrows directly without any additional software installation.
Yes, you can choose from various colors using the color picker before placing the arrow for a customized annotation experience.
Once you're done making annotations, the changes are embedded in the file. You can download the annotated screenshot to save your work.
Yes, the tool allows you to preview your work before downloading, ensuring all annotations are placed as intended.
No installation is required. You can attach arrows to your screenshots directly in a web browser.
Sure! The tool supports image formats like JPG, PNG, and WEBP, allowing you to add arrows to a variety of screenshot types.
Yes, our annotation tool is accessible on modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, and Safari for desktop platforms.
The tool supports files up to 100 MB, allowing you to work with high-resolution screenshots without problems.
Currently, the tool is designed for desktop use only. Use a desktop or laptop browser for annotations.
No, you'll need to handle one screenshot at a time. Complete your annotations and restart the session to begin a new file.
No, the tool cannot edit existing content on screenshots. It overlays annotations like arrows on top of the image.
Batch processing is not supported. You'll need to annotate each screenshot individually in separate sessions.