Posters and flyers
The date moved after the artwork was approved
Update one line on the finished poster, and keep the design everyone already signed off.
Change the words. Keep the picture.
Fix a typo, a date or a price in any image, with no source file and no font to find.
By continuing, you confirm you own this image or may edit it, and that the edit won't deceive anyone. IDs, certificates, bank records, receipts, payment proofs and chat screenshots aren't allowed. See our Acceptable Use Policy.
Examples are illustrations of the kinds of edits you can make, not model results.
Posters and flyers
Update one line on the finished poster, and keep the design everyone already signed off.
Product images
Update a badge or a callout on your listing image and skip the reshoot.
Photos
Text on a sign or a label follows the angle and light of the photo around it.
Flat JPG files
A JPG with no layers is enough. Name the words and they are redrawn in place.
Brand headlines
New words are drawn from the lettering in your image, with nothing to identify or install.
Menus and signs
Change one line on a menu photo, even when it is hand-lettered on a chalkboard.
An image text editor changes words that are already part of a picture. Normal design tools can only do that while the text is still an editable layer. Once an image is exported, the letters are just pixels. This tool uses AI to redraw those words, matching the lettering and rebuilding the background behind them, so you don’t need the original file, the font or Photoshop.
AI models can touch more than you asked. So we check, and you can too.
We compare the result with your original. When the change is contained, everything outside it is restored from your file.
Highlight the changed area on your result, or drag the slider across it, before you download.
If too much changed, we tell you. If an edit fails, your credit comes back automatically.
Sign in, then add a PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 10 MB. Bigger letters give better results.
Enter the words in the image exactly as they appear, followed by the new wording.
Drag the slider, highlight what changed, and save your finished image.
Pay once, use your credits whenever you need them.
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We do one job: changing words in an image that already exists.
We change words that are already in an image. To lay out a new design, a tool like Canva is a better choice.
If you have the layered file, edit the text there. It is exact and free.
Words only a few pixels tall don’t leave enough detail to redraw cleanly.
Type the whole word, old and new. Partial matches are less reliable.
Export the page as an image first. We edit one image at a time.
IDs, certificates, bank records, receipts, payment proofs and chat screenshots are not allowed.
Sign in and upload your image, type the words as they appear, type the new wording, and click Replace text. After about a minute you can compare the result with your original and download it.
New accounts get 1 free edit, with no card required. After that, one-time credit packs start at $3.90 for 8 edits. There is no subscription.
Your account holds your free edit and your credits, and it lets us prevent abuse of the service. It takes a few seconds, and you return to the same page.
It matches the look of the lettering in your image, including its weight, color and spacing, rather than using a font file. It is often convincing, but check the result for brand-critical work.
AI models can alter nearby details, so we compare the result with your original in your browser. When the change is contained, everything outside it is restored from your original. You can also highlight the changed area yourself.
If the edit fails or no image comes back, your credit is refunded automatically.
PNG, JPEG and WebP images up to 10 MB. Results download as PNG files.
Yes, as long as you own the original image or have permission to edit and use it.
Don’t upload IDs, certificates, official documents, bank records, receipts, payment proofs or chat screenshots, or make any edit meant to deceive. Read our Acceptable Use Policy for details.
Your first edit is free. No card, no subscription.
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