Drag & Drop Lines to Snapshot
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Drag & Drop Lines to Snapshot
Effortlessly Drag & Drop Lines on 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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よくある質問
Upload your snapshot, then select the shapes tool and choose the line option to draw lines on your image. Customize colors as needed.
Yes, you can select from multiple color options in the color picker before drawing the line. This allows you to match the line color to your preference.
Supported file formats include JPEG (.jpg), PNG (.png), and WEBP. Simply drag and drop your image file to start annotating.
Yes, you can draw multiple lines across your snapshot. Simply continue selecting the line tool after each line is drawn.
No, the tool is designed for desktop browsers only. Use a desktop or laptop browser for the best experience.
Yes, use the text annotation tool to add text boxes or annotations alongside your lines for comprehensive markup.
After annotating, use the download option to save your image with embedded annotations directly to your device.
If you're logged in, you can save your annotated images directly to Evernote, assisting in organized note-taking and sharing.
Yes, each file must be under 100 MB. Ensure your snapshot fits within this limit before uploading.
The tool works best on current versions of popular desktop browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
Once drawn, lines cannot be moved or edited. Be precise with your placement to achieve the desired result.
No installation is required. Everything operates directly within your browser, simplifying the annotation process.
No, only one file can be annotated per session. Upload, annotate, and download before starting with another file.
You can annotate any photo, picture, or screenshot in supported formats like JPG and PNG directly in the browser.
No, the tool doesn't have OCR capabilities. It's designed strictly for annotation, not text extraction.