Edit Scanned Image on iPhone
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Edit Scanned Image on iPhone
Edit Scanned Image Online Free on Your iPhone
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PDFと画像形式をサポート（最大100MB）
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よくある質問
Yes, you can annotate scanned images directly using web-based tools. Upload your image and utilize annotation features to enhance it.
Yes, there are online tools available that allow free editing and annotation of images directly from your iPhone's browser.
Access an online annotation tool via your iPhone XR's browser, upload your scanned image, and use text, pen, and shape tools to make edits.
Yes, use web-based editors that support image annotation accessible through your iPhone SE's browser for editing scanned images.
Launch a browser on your iPhone 14, visit an image annotation website, and upload your scanned image to add notes and highlights.
Use the highlighting tool to emphasize important areas on your image. Select your desired color to make the highlights stand out.
Upload the screenshot to an online tool, use text annotation to add comments, and customize font size and color to suit your needs.
Yes, the tool is accessible via any modern iPhone, including iPhone 13, by simply using your Safari or Chrome browser.
Yes, the online tool can be used on iPhone 11 by accessing it through the iPhone's web browser, with no additional software required.
After editing, you can download the annotated image directly to your iPhone, saving all changes and annotations.
No, only one image can be edited at a time. To edit another image, finish the current session, download, then start a new one.
Yes, save the edited image to apps like Evernote from the tool, though it might require additional steps for app integration.
No, you can't directly edit PDF text with this tool. It's designed for annotation purposes, like adding notes or highlights on top of images.
No, OCR is not supported. The tool focuses on annotation, not on extracting text from scanned images.
No, this specific setup is optimized for iPhone use. Use a desktop or laptop for annotation if you're using other devices.