Copy & Paste Annotations to Snapshot
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Copy & Paste Annotations to Snapshot
Effortlessly Copy & Paste Annotations to Snapshots
またはファイルをドラッグ＆ドロップ
PDFと画像形式をサポート（最大100MB）
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This tool allows you to annotate and mark up images and PDFs directly in your browser with customizable options for notes, highlights, and shapes.
Currently, annotations can be added to your snapshot using text, shapes, and pen tools, but copying between files may require manual recreation in each file.
The tool allows you to annotate images, so for VScode snapshots, simply upload the image and use desired annotations; re-upload for each session as needed.
Yes, you can add annotations using various tools such as text boxes and shapes directly within a browser interface without any software download.
Pasting annotations across files is not supported; use the tool to manually add annotations to each individual image as needed.
Yes, the tool is accessible via any desktop browser, including those available on Mac computers.
You can annotate before uploading to Power BI by marking the image directly in the browser, but direct annotation transfer between tools isn’t supported.
Yes, you can annotate image files of up to 100 MB, making it suitable for high-resolution snapshots.
The tool supports popular image formats like JPG, PNG, and PDF, allowing versatile usage for snapshots.
For AWS snapshots, upload the relevant image and use the annotation tools available for visual markups.
No, the tool processes one image at a time. Annotate, download, and then repeat the process for additional snapshots.
No, this tool is designed for use on desktop browsers only, so it does not support mobile devices.
No, the tool does not support OCR (optical character recognition) for text extraction from images.
No, this tool does not allow editing existing text within images, but new text can be annotated over them.
No, the tool processes one file per session, so batch processing isn’t available.