Attach Highlights to PNG Image
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Attach Highlights to PNG Image
Easily Attach Highlights to PNG Image Online
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よくある質問
Upload your PNG file, then use the highlighting tool to emphasize areas. Choose a color and drag over the parts you want to highlight. Download your annotated image when done.
Yes, you can attach highlights to PNG images for free using this online annotation tool. Simply upload your image and start marking up right in your browser.
Use the highlighting tool to drag over the text area you wish to emphasize. Customize the color to fit your needs, then save your marked-up image once you are satisfied.
Yes, after highlighting your PNG image, download it and insert it into your PowerPoint presentation. This helps to visually emphasize key points during your presentations.
Yes, annotate your PNG image using the tool, download it, and attach it to your emails to clearly communicate your points.
Absolutely. Add as many highlights as needed to different sections of your PNG image to effectively convey your message.
Besides PNG, you can also annotate images in JPG, JPEG, and WEBP formats using the tool.
No, the tool currently supports annotating one file at a time. To annotate another, you must complete, download, and restart the session.
No, you need to use a desktop or laptop, as the tool does not support mobile devices.
While the tool is primarily for highlighting, you can use the pen tool to underline or draw attention to specifics in a PNG.
Yes, you can upload images up to 100 MB in size for annotation.
No, the tool allows for annotations and highlights only. Text editing within the image itself is not possible.
Yes, upload your screenshot, highlight directly on it, and share the highlighted image on Instagram to draw attention to specific areas.
No installation is required. This tool works entirely online in your web browser for convenient access.
Yes, if you're logged in, you can save annotated images directly to your Evernote account for easy organization and access.