Drag & Drop Sentence to JPG Image
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Drag & Drop Sentence to JPG Image
Effortlessly Drag & Drop Sentences to Your JPG Images Online
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4.4
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50억
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Upload your JPG image to the tool. Select the text annotation tool and drag your sentence onto the image. Customize the text appearance and position as needed.
Yes, you can add as many sentences as you like. Use the text annotation tool to place and customize each sentence as desired on your JPG image.
Use the text annotation tool to modify font size, color, and placement of your sentences on the JPG image for a personalized look.
Yes, after annotating your JPG image, you can download it with the embedded text. Free users can preview the output, while logged-in users get download access.
No, the tool does not edit existing text. It allows for new text annotations to be added over the image.
The tool supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP image files for annotation. You can choose the appropriate format when ready to upload.
The original image remains unchanged. Annotations are overlayed and can be embedded upon download, ensuring your original remains intact.
No, the annotation tool is designed for desktop browsers only. Use a computer for access and functionality.
Simply upload your JPG to the browser-based tool, drag the desired sentence onto the image, customize, and download the annotated image, all without charge.
Yes, the text annotation tool includes a color picker, allowing you to choose a variety of colors to suit your image's style.
Absolutely, the tool operates entirely in your web browser, meaning no software download is necessary, offering a convenient online option.
You can upload JPG files up to 100 MB in size. For larger files, consider compressing them before uploading.
You can annotate and preview images without an account. Logging in allows you to download or save your edits to tools like Evernote.
No, the tool processes a single image per session. You need to upload, annotate, and save before starting with another file.
No, the tool doesn't support OCR for extracting text from images. It's focused solely on adding annotations.