Create Shapes on JPG Image
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Create Shapes on JPG Image
Create Geometric Shapes on JPG Images Online
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よくある質問
Upload your JPG image, then select the shapes tool. Choose your desired shape like a rectangle or circle, click to place it, and customize its color.
Yes, you can customize the color of any shape using the color picker tool. Select your preferred color before applying the shape to your image.
You can annotate JPG, PNG, and WEBP images with this tool. Simply upload your image and start adding shapes and annotations.
Yes, once you have completed your annotations, you can download the image with all added shapes and modifications embedded.
No installation is needed. This tool works directly in your web browser, allowing you to create shapes on your images online.
The maximum file size allowed for upload is 100 MB. Ensure your image does not exceed this limit for successful processing.
This tool focuses on adding annotations like shapes, and does not support creating vector graphics from JPG images.
Select the shapes tool, choose an arrow, and click on the image where you want it. Adjust its direction and color as needed.
Guidance is embedded in the tool. Use the on-screen instructions to select and customize shapes on your JPG images.
No, you can only edit one image at a time. After annotating, download your image and begin a new session for additional images.
You can add rectangles, circles, lines, and arrows to your images, making it easy to emphasize or highlight certain parts.
No, the tool does not support real-time collaboration. It's designed for individual use on a single project at a time.
Use the shapes tool to draw rectangles or circles around the areas you want to highlight, then customize the border and fill color.
No, you cannot edit existing text on images, but you can use text annotations to add new information over the image.
No, this tool is designed for desktop use only, accessible through browsers like Chrome and Firefox.