Add Text to Screenshot in Linux
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Add Text to Screenshot in Linux
Effortlessly Add Text to Linux Screenshots
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Upload your screenshot using the annotation tool's interface. Choose the text annotation tool, click where you want to add text on the image, type your text, and adjust its positioning and styling as desired.
The tool supports common image formats like JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP, making it easy to upload and annotate various screenshot types.
Yes, when adding text to your screenshot, you can customize the font size, color, and positioning, ensuring your annotations look exactly as you want.
Yes, since it operates entirely in the browser, this annotation tool is accessible on Ubuntu or any other Linux distribution without additional installation.
Capture your screenshot using Linux commands or shortcuts, save it in a supported format like PNG, and then upload it to the annotation tool for further edits.
While you can't directly annotate images with terminal commands, you can use the browser-based tool after capturing your screenshots through Linux commands.
No installation is required. This annotation tool works directly in your web browser, allowing you to annotate screenshots without additional software.
Yes, after adding text or other annotations, you can download the annotated image directly from the browser to your computer.
Yes, it can handle image files up to a maximum of 100 MB, allowing for detailed screenshots with high resolution.
No, the annotation tool is designed for desktop browsers only, ensuring a robust and complete feature set for image editing.
No, the tool allows you to annotate one image at a time. Finish one screenshot, download it, and then upload another for further annotations.
Yes, besides text, you can also use the pen tool for sketching and drawing, highlighting for emphasis, and shapes like arrows and circles.
Yes, the maximum file size for any image you upload is 100 MB. This restriction helps maintain optimal performance.
No, you cannot edit existing text within the screenshot itself but can add text annotations over the image using the tool.
No, the current setup processes one file at a time, focusing on providing precise annotation features on a single image.