Edit Scanned Image in Macbook
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Edit Scanned Image in Macbook
Edit Scanned Image on Your Macbook with Ease
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 scanned image to the browser-based annotation tool and mark it up using various tools like text, shapes, and freehand drawing.
Yes, the tool works seamlessly with Macbook Pro, allowing you to annotate images directly in your browser without additional software.
Yes, you can upload and annotate images for free on a Macbook Air using the online tool. Downloading annotations requires logging in.
You can annotate scanned images in formats such as JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP directly on your Macbook.
While you can navigate and select tools using your keyboard and trackpad, drawing and annotations are typically added using a touchpad or external device.
Upload your image to the browser, then use the annotation tools to add highlights, shapes, or text before saving the file.
No, the tool operates entirely within your web browser, eliminating the need for additional apps or plugins on your Macbook.
Yes, all Macbook models, including the 13-inch, can access the browser-based annotation tool for editing scanned images.
Use the shapes tool to draw arrows or circles around areas you want to emphasize in your scanned images.
Yes, you can customize annotations with various colors and sizes for different tools like text and shapes on your Macbook.
The maximum file size for images you can upload is 100 MB per session in the browser-based tool.
No, the annotation tool requires an internet connection to access and use, as it operates entirely online.
No, you can only annotate one image at a time. To edit multiple images, complete one and upload the next separately.
After making annotations, you can download the edited image directly to your Macbook or save it to Evernote if logged in.
No, the tool is designed for desktop use only, including Macbooks, and is not available on mobile devices.