How to Edit and Mark Images in iOS 10

In the iOS 10 Photos app, users now have an additional feature allowing direct editing or marking of images. This feature, named Markup, enables users to mark up images with a simple operation within the image settings.

Although Markup may not be a professional editing tool, it's sufficient to provide essential options for image editing and marking in iOS 10.

Users can directly draw on images using a pen, add text notes, and even zoom into any part of an image. The font style is easily customizable, allowing for zooming text and a user-friendly interface.

However, currently, this feature is only available on iOS 10.

Edit Images on iOS 10, Mark Images on iOS 10

To use the image marking feature, you need to download the latest iOS 10 version for your iPhone or iPad.

Step 1: Access the photo app (Photos)

Step 2: Choose any image and tap on the Settings icon below the image.

Step 3: Press the ellipsis icon to access additional settings. A pop-up appears; click on the Mark option to start marking and annotating directly on the image.

Step 4: There are three options available for drawing, adding text, and magnifying text in iOS 10.

In the text options, the app supports users in effortlessly deleting, editing, or duplicating text with just one button. When editing text, users can customize font color, style, and size.

Users can simply press and drag to move objects. If you want to deselect an object, you just need to select 'Cancel'.

Step 5: After creating notes for the image, press Done twice to complete.

How to Restore the Original Image

After marking an image, if you wish to restore the original image without having to figure out how to delete the notes or marks, follow these steps for restoration.

Step 1: Select the marked image and proceed following the instructions from step 1 to step 2 of the marking trick in iOS 10.

Step 2: At this point, you will see the Restore icon in red appearing right next to the three-dot mark.

Simply click here to restore the image to its original state.

Step 3: The app will ask if you want to restore to the original image. Press Restore to Original to undo all previous edits.

Thus, Mytour has presented you with the trick of editing photos on iOS 10 and marking images in iOS 10. With these shares, readers will hopefully gain more experience using the latest iOS 10 operating system.

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