Drag & Drop Circles to Photo
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Drag & Drop Circles to Photo
Easily Drag & Drop Circles to Your Picture in Seconds
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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よくある質問
Upload your photo, select the shapes tool, choose a circle, and drag it onto your image. Customize its color and position as needed.
Yes, you can select your preferred color using the color picker in the toolbar before dragging the circle onto your photo.
Yes, the tool is available online for free. Use it to add circles and other shapes to your photos without any software installation.
No, the tool is designed for desktop browsers only. For mobile editing, consider other platforms designed for iOS like photo editing apps.
You can upload photos in JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP formats. Ensure your image is within the 100 MB size limit.
After annotating, preview your changes and then download the edited image directly from the browser with all annotations embedded.
No, the tool is designed for annotating single photos. For collages, consider using specialized photo collage software.
The maximum file size you can upload is 100 MB. For larger files, consider reducing the file size before uploading.
Yes, you can use the shapes tool to add multiple circles or other geometric shapes like rectangles and arrows to your image.
You only need a compatible desktop browser with internet access. No software installation or plugins are required.
This tool is an online alternative to Photoshop, offering simple circle addition without needing Photoshop's advanced features.
No, the tool does not support collaboration. It's designed for individual use to quickly add annotations to images.
No, it's not supported on mobile devices. Use a desktop or laptop browser to access the annotation features.
No, the tool does not track annotation history. Once you finish your session, previous versions are not stored.
No, you can annotate one photo at a time. For batch processing, you’d need specialized software.