BeforeAfter
Rescheduled
A gig poster after a venue change
The show moved a week and the poster is already approved. Update one line and keep it circulating, with no new design round.
Try it on your imageImage date editor. For when the event moves.
Change the date on your own poster, flyer or schedule graphic without reopening the design. The layout and lettering stay as they are.
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 promotional graphic, type the old date and the new one, and only that line is redrawn. This page is for event and marketing artwork you own, not for documents, receipts, or photo timestamps.
The artwork is finished. The date isn’t.
Examples are illustrations of the kinds of edits you can make, not model results.
BeforeAfter
Recurring
A workshop flyer you run every term
Same class, same design, new details. Change the date or room for each run and keep the flyer you already like.
Try it on your imageBeforeAfter
Promotions
A sale graphic with a new end date
A promotion got extended. Update the wording in the same display type across the image you already published.
Try it on your imageA small change that normally costs a design round
Dates tend to be set in a heavy or decorative style, and they often sit on top of artwork. That makes them awkward to patch: covering them leaves a visible box, and retyping them in a similar font rarely matches.
Here the digits are redrawn in the style of the original, on a rebuilt background, so the poster still looks like one piece of design.
Numbers need a careful look. After generating, zoom in and check the digits and the day of the week, as well as any other dates in the image.
Good uses for a date edit
Rescheduled events
Keep your approved artwork when the calendar changes.
Annual events
Reuse last year’s design with this year’s date, when you own the artwork.
Class and meetup series
Produce a graphic for each session from a single design.
Extended promotions
Update the end date on a sale banner that is still running.
How to change a date on a poster
- 1
Upload your graphic
Use the highest-resolution copy of your poster, flyer or schedule.
- 2
Type the old and new date
Enter the date exactly as printed, such as “JUNE 12”, then the new one.
- 3
Check every digit
Zoom in with the slider, check the day of the week matches, and download.
What this tool won’t do
Documents and records
Don’t use it on certificates, contracts, tickets, receipts, invoices or anything official. These edits are prohibited.
Photo timestamps and metadata
We don’t change when a photo was taken, and don’t alter dates to misrepresent when something happened.
Very small print
Dates in tiny footer text may not redraw cleanly. Try a larger image.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the date on a poster image?
Yes, if it is your own promotional artwork or you have permission to edit it. Type the existing date and the new one, and that line is redrawn.
Can I use this on a receipt, ticket or document?
No. Editing dates on documents, receipts, tickets or records is prohibited by our Acceptable Use Policy and may lead to account termination.
Can it change a photo’s date stamp?
This tool isn’t for changing when a photo appears to have been taken, or for making any image misrepresent when something happened.
Will other text on my poster change?
It shouldn’t, but always check. Use the highlight option to see what changed, particularly if the image has a lot of small print.
How much does a date edit cost?
Each edit costs 1 credit, and your first one is free. Credit packs start at $3.90 and never expire.
Event moved? Keep the poster.
Update the date on your own artwork. Your first edit is free.
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