Remove Circles from Screenshot
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Remove Circles from Screenshot
Effortlessly Remove Circles from Your Screenshot
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よくある質問
Currently, the tool only allows adding annotations like circles, rather than removing them. Look for image editors that offer eraser tools to remove unwanted elements.
While our tool allows annotating with circles, it does not support removing them. For removing circles, desktop image editing software may be needed.
Yes, you can use this tool on Windows 11 for adding annotations like circles. For removing elements, you’ll need an image editor.
The tool adds, not removes, circles on screenshots. Use a separate photo editor on your Mac to erase or adjust unwanted annotations.
Upload your screenshot to our tool, and annotate it with shapes or text. Once done, download your updated image.
Our tool specializes in annotation, not removal. For removing text shadows or icons, use an image editor with retouching features.
No, this tool is not compatible with iPhones. It’s designed for use on desktop browsers like Chrome and Firefox.
Yes, you can upload Mac screenshots for annotation. However, for removing circles, an external image editor is required.
This tool does not support removing circle effects. Use image editing software that includes eraser functionalities for such tasks.
The tool supports .jpg, .jpeg, .png, and .webp formats for screenshots. Ensure your file is within the 100 MB limit.
Our tool allows text annotations but cannot edit existing text in your screenshots. Use text boxes to add comments or labels.
No, you can annotate a single screenshot at a time. Complete one file, then restart the session to work on another.
You can upload files up to 100 MB in size. Ensure your screenshot is under this limit for processing.
No, this tool does not have OCR capabilities. It's focused on annotating rather than extracting text from images.
Yes, if you log in, you can save your annotated screenshots directly to Evernote. This feature is not available for guest users.