Edit Scanned Photo on Android Tablet
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Edit Scanned Photo on Android Tablet
Easily Edit Scanned Photos on Your Android Tablet
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
While Android tablets can display scanned photos, you typically need an annotation tool available through a web browser on a desktop. For android-specific apps, consult your device's app store.
For direct editing, dedicated apps are available but for complex annotation, using a desktop browser-based tool is recommended.
Yes, there are free apps available, but functionality differs from browser-based tools designed for desktop use.
Common tools include pen for drawing, text for adding comments, shapes for emphasis, and highlight for marking key sections.
Samsung tablets offer apps for basic annotation. For advanced features, switching to a desktop browser service may be necessary.
Upload your photo to a web-based editor and use annotation tools like pen, shapes, and text directly in the browser.
Each file should not exceed 100 MB. Only one file can be processed per session, with sessions being restarted for additional files.
PDF editing is more comprehensive on a desktop; for tablets, light annotations are possible depending on the app capability.
Annotations can be saved by downloading directly from the web-based editor; however, ensure your tool supports this feature.
Annotation functionality is limited on Android tablets; a full experience requires a desktop using a web browser.
Yes, use the highlighting tool to emphasize specific areas in the image, available in most browser-based editors.
Many online editors offer free versions, but features may vary compared to full toolkits available in desktop software.
Yes, the size is restricted to a maximum of 100 MB per session, ensuring smooth performance.
Batch processing is not supported; each file needs to be uploaded and annotated individually.
Annotations are merged with images during download; always keep an original version if reversibility is needed.