Use this image text editor online to edit text in image files when the design file is gone. Select the words, describe the replacement, and the AI updates those areas while following the surrounding lettering and background.
Drop an image here
Posters and ads rarely use plain fonts. The image text editor asks the AI to follow the original letter shapes, color, spacing and texture, so a new date or headline sits inside the design instead of floating on top.
Try a styled edit
Change a price tag, discount or product name in an ecommerce photo without booking a new shoot. Select the label in the image text editor, type the new figure, and keep the product, lighting and background as the reference.
Update a price
When an event moves or a promotion is extended, use the photo text editor to swap the date, time or price on the exported poster and publish an updated version without reopening the design project.
Refresh a poster
Fix a typo in a UI label, search field or annotation on a screenshot. The image text editor focuses the change on the words you select, so you can correct a support article image without recapturing the screen.
Fix a screenshot
Reuse a finished invitation, certificate or greeting card for someone new. Select the name or date, write the replacement, and download a personalized copy from the image text editor instead of designing the card again.
Change a name
No layers or text boxes to rebuild. Draw a rectangle, then write an instruction such as replacing $29 with $39 and keeping everything else. The selection can be wide as long as you name the exact phrase.
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Marketers use the image text editor to change prices, end dates and button text on ads that already performed well, keeping the approved layout and imagery in place.
Add a JPG, PNG or WebP file up to 10 MB. The image text editor keeps your original and creates a separate edited result.
Draw a rectangle over each phrase you want to change and write what it should say. Add up to eight instructions in one task.
Run the edit for 40 credits, compare the new wording with the original, check spelling and numbers, then download the image.
Upload the image, draw a rectangle around the words you want to change, and type the replacement in the instruction field. Apply the edit, review the result in the image text editor, and download it when the wording looks right.
The AI is instructed to follow the original lettering, size, color, spacing and background, and it often comes close. An exact font match is not guaranteed, so compare the letter shapes in the result before you publish the edited image.
You can upload JPG, PNG and WebP files up to 10 MB. When you need a specific output format at the original size, use the JPG Text Editor or PNG Text Editor page, which exports the matching file type.
Yes. Add up to eight selected areas, each with its own instruction, and the photo text editor processes them together in one task that costs 40 credits. Review every changed label, because a completed task does not confirm each spelling.
In the image text editor, select readable text and name the exact old and new words, such as replacing $29 with $39. Replacements of similar length usually fit the original space better than a much longer sentence.
No. Your upload stays unchanged, and the image text editor saves the AI output as a separate result in your creations. You can compare both versions and download the edited copy while it remains within your plan's retention period.
Posters, banners, menus, product labels, social graphics and screenshots with clear, readable text give the AI the best reference. Blurry, tiny or heavily compressed lettering is harder to rebuild accurately, so start from the sharpest copy you have.
No OCR step is needed. You point to the text with a selection and describe the change in plain language, so you can edit photo text in simple labels and decorative lettering the same way.
Yes. New accounts receive 80 free credits after sign-in, enough for two AI edits at 40 credits each. Failed edits return their credits, and you can buy a credit pack or subscribe when you need more.
A text box covers the old words but leaves them underneath. This picture text editor replaces the lettering inside the image itself. If you only need a new caption over a photo, the free Add Text to Image tool is faster.
Yes. The Remove Text from Image tool lets you select words and asks the AI to rebuild the background where they were. It works like the image text editor, but clears the area instead of writing new text.
Processing time depends on the image and current demand. The photo text editor keeps the task running in your workspace, and successful results are saved to your creations for 7 days on a free account and longer on paid plans.