BeforeAfter
Sale badge
A discount that changed overnight
The promotion went from 30% to 45%. Update the badge on the image you already use rather than waiting on a designer.
Try it on your imageEdit text in product images. Without booking a reshoot.
Update sale badges, offers and pack wording on your listing images. The product, shadows and backdrop stay as you shot them.
See an example:
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- 1 free edit
- No subscription
- Credits never expire
- Failed edits refunded
- Commercial use on your images
The short answer
Upload your product image, type the current wording and the new wording, and only those words are redrawn. It suits sellers who change offers often and already have images they like.
Keep the shot. Change the offer.
Examples are illustrations of the kinds of edits you can make, not model results.
BeforeAfter
Listing graphic
A headline test on one image
Try two product claims on the same creative, then let your own sales data decide which wording stays.
Try it on your imageBeforeAfter
Lifestyle shot
In-context images with wording in them
Words that appear inside a lifestyle image are hard to change by hand. A redraw keeps them on the surface they belong to.
Try it on your imageWhy this suits ecommerce images
Listing images go out of date for small reasons: a new price, a new offer, a renamed bundle. Each of those is minor, but a reshoot or a design request means days of waiting while the old claim stays live.
Changing the text directly keeps the images consistent with the rest of your catalog, because the photography itself doesn’t change.
Make sure what the image says is true. Your listing has to match the product you ship, and marketplaces have their own rules about text on main images, so check those before uploading.
What sellers update
Sale badges and prices
Keep promotional graphics in step with your current offer.
Bundle and size callouts
Update “2-pack” or “30 ml” wording on existing listing graphics when the offer really changes.
Seasonal campaigns
Swap a seasonal message on a product image you can keep reusing.
Ad variations
Create several headline versions from one approved image.
How to edit text on a product image
- 1
Upload your listing image
Use your full-size original rather than a thumbnail taken from the store.
- 2
Enter the old and new wording
Type the whole badge or phrase, such as “30% OFF”, then its replacement.
- 3
Review, then publish
Check the wording and the product details before uploading to your store.
What to avoid
False claims
Don’t add certifications, awards, ingredients or specifications your product doesn’t have.
Other brands’ images
Only edit images you own or are licensed to use, not a competitor’s photos.
Regulated label information
Don’t rely on an edited image for safety, dosage, or legally required labeling.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the price or offer on a product photo?
Yes, on images you own or may edit. Make sure the new wording reflects what you are really selling, since that is your responsibility.
Will the product itself change?
It shouldn’t, and the highlight option shows you what changed. Always check labels and small print before publishing.
Can I use edited images commercially?
Yes, if you have the rights to the original image. Edits to images you own can be used in your store and in ads.
Can I edit many product images at once?
Not yet. Edits are one image at a time for now. Credit packs make repeat edits cheaper as you scale up.
How much does it cost per image?
One edit uses one credit. Packs range from about $0.27 to $0.49 per edit, with no subscription.
Your offer changed. Your photos can keep up.
Update the wording on your own product image. Your first edit is free.
Upload your image