Edit Scanned Picture on iPhone
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Edit Scanned Picture on iPhone
Effortlessly Edit Scanned Pictures on iPhone Online
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Our annotation tool allows you to edit scanned pictures from your iPhone. Upload through your browser on a desktop and annotate using pen, text, shapes, and highlights.
You can use pen tools for freehand drawing, text annotations for adding comments, shapes for geometric emphasis, and highlighting to draw attention to key areas.
Upload your scanned picture to the tool, select the text annotation tool, click where you want the text, and start typing. Adjust text properties as needed.
Yes, use the highlighting tool to emphasize important sections of your scanned image. Select your preferred color to make the highlights stand out.
The online tool can edit scanned pictures from any model saved on your iPhone, such as iPhone 11, 12, and 13, through a computer browser.
Yes, our online annotation tool is free to use. Simply upload your image, add annotations, and download the final version without any cost.
While the native iPhone Notes app allows some basic edits, our online tool offers more comprehensive annotation options like shapes and highlights.
Transfer your scanned image from your iPhone to a computer, then upload it directly through the browser to our annotation tool and start editing.
You can upload images in jpg, jpeg, png, and webp formats. The tool supports processing these common image file types for annotation.
Yes, uploaded files should not exceed 100 MB. Only one file can be processed at a time per session.
No installation is required as our tool functions fully online through a web browser. Access it conveniently without downloading additional software.
No, only one image can be uploaded and annotated at a time. For multiple images, complete one session, then upload the next image.
The tool doesn't perform OCR for extracting text from images. It's focused on adding new annotations rather than reading existing text.
Our annotation tool is designed for desktop use. For mobile annotations, consider apps specifically built for iOS.
You can download the annotated image and share it via any preferred method on your iPhone, like messaging apps or email.