Annotation & Markup
Label this one frame, then stop
Place one caption on this frame and stop. Text sticker takes one image. Do not open a second tool unless this file still cannot take a label.
The ask is one caption on this frame. ImageAwe is one calm tool page. Place the label, export, and stop.
This frame only
Text sticker takes one image. It does not walk a folder. It does not tile a shop name, cover a number, strip GPS, or compress. Each image stays at or under 20MB. The original on the device is not overwritten. A caption is visible. It is not a redaction.
If the file is still HEIC, convert it first, come back, label this frame, and stop. That convert is a real second tool only because this file cannot take a label yet. Phone HEIC is the HEIC guide.
When there is no second tool
If the photo is already a JPG and the only ask is the caption, do not open the workspace rail for a watermark, a mosaic, or a HEX sample. Those were not asked. A repeated shop mark is a different tool. A phone number is mosaic, not a sticker you hope will hide it. If the form then rejects the weight, compress is a real second step: label first, then shrink that export, then stop. A kilobyte cap is the size guide.
Nothing is uploaded
The label stays in this browser. There is no ImageAwe server waiting for the frame.
Export, and stop
Download the labeled frame. Do not keep the rail open for a job nobody asked for.
FAQ
FAQ
Does a text sticker tile a shop name across a folder?
No. It places a caption on one image. A repeated shop mark is the watermark tool, and that was not this ask.
Does the label hide a phone number or GPS?
No. A caption is visible text. A phone number is mosaic. GPS leaves on the EXIF page. Those are other tools.
When is a second tool real?
If the file is still HEIC, convert it first, come back, label this frame, and stop. If the form then rejects the weight, compress that export and stop.