Reverse Photo on Firefox
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Reverse Photo on Firefox
Effortlessly Enhance and Annotate Photos with Firefox
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よくある質問
Upload your photo directly in Firefox and use the annotation tool to add notes, draw, and mark up your image. It’s all done in the browser without needing additional software.
You can upload JPG, JPEG, PNG, or WEBP formats. The tool supports various image file types for easy annotation.
Yes, while designed for Firefox, it also works on other browsers like Chrome and Safari. It's a versatile tool for any web environment.
You can use pen, text, highlighting, and shapes like arrows and circles to annotate your photo. Customize each with different colors.
Absolutely, after annotating your image, you can download it with all annotations embedded.
Open the Firefox browser, go to the tool's webpage, upload your photo, and start annotating using the toolbar.
Yes, it supports images up to 100 MB, ensuring even high-resolution photos can be annotated.
No, the tool handles one photo at a time. Complete your current annotations before starting on a new photo.
No installation is required. The tool operates entirely within your Firefox browser for a seamless experience.
Yes, use the highlighting tool to emphasize text areas within your image, making important details stand out.
Yes, adjust the size of text boxes and shapes by selecting them and dragging the edges to fit your needs.
If your photo exceeds 100 MB, you'll need to reduce its size or choose a different photo as the tool only supports up to 100 MB per file.
No, the tool can't edit existing text in photos. It allows you to overlay text annotations but not change existing photo content.
No, the tool is designed for desktop use only. For mobile annotations, a separate application may be needed.
No, the tool does not support version history or collaboration features. Annotate, download, and remember to manually manage versions.