Drag & Drop Squares to PNG Image
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Drag & Drop Squares to PNG Image
Drag Squares to PNG Image with Transparent Background
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よくある質問
Simply upload your PNG file into the tool, select the shapes tool, and choose squares. Drag the squares to your desired position on the image, and customize the color and size as needed.
Yes, you can customize the colors of squares you drag onto the PNG. Use the color picker tool to select your preferred color before adding the squares.
Yes, you can drag and drop squares onto PNG images with transparent backgrounds, allowing you to maintain the original image's transparency.
After you've added squares to your image, you can download the annotated PNG file directly from the tool. The downloaded file will include all your modifications.
Yes, this tool is completely browser-based. There’s no need for installation, and all features are accessible directly through your web browser.
Yes, besides PNG, you can annotate JPG images. The tool supports both formats, allowing for a versatile annotation experience.
Yes, free users can access the tool to annotate images, though some actions like saving require logging in for additional features such as saving to Evernote.
No, the tool is currently desktop-only, so you need to use a desktop or laptop browser to annotate your images.
The tool allows for file uploads up to 100 MB. This ensures you can work with high-resolution images without encountering issues.
No, this tool does not allow you to edit the existing elements of a PNG image but adds annotations on top of it.
No, it processes one file at a time. Complete your annotations, download your file, then upload the next one.
No, the tool does not support real-time collaboration or sharing features. It is designed for individual use.
You can add multiple squares by selecting the shape tool repeatedly. Place each square individually, customizing as needed.
Yes, you can annotate images for educational presentations or study materials, adding squares to highlight key areas.
No, the tool doesn’t support CSS manipulation directly, but allows you to annotate PNGs with drag-and-drop squares in the browser.