PNG text overlay

Add Text to PNG Online

Place a new headline, label or caption over a PNG, style each layer for contrast and export the combined result in PNG format.

Image size

Images stay in your browser. Translation sends only the active English text.

Three steps

How to add text to a PNG

Step 1

Upload the PNG

Choose a PNG up to 15 MB and confirm that it appears correctly in the preview.

Step 2

Add and arrange text

Create up to eight layers, change their styles and drag the active text to the desired position.

Step 3

Set the crop and export

Keep the original dimensions or select a crop preset, then sign in and download the PNG.

Workflow guide

Choose the right add text to a PNG workflow

Understand what the tool changes before you export the finished composition.

A focused PNG overlay editor

The tool draws new text above your uploaded PNG and renders both together in the browser.

For graphics with finished artwork

Creators, educators, marketers and product teams can add a label or message when the existing PNG should stay visually intact.

Independent text-layer control

Each layer has its own wording, position, font, color, outline, shadow, panel, opacity and rotation.

Not an embedded-text replacement tool

An overlay does not erase words already present in the pixels. Use the replacement workflow for that task.

Replace existing image text

Upload and inspect the preview

Start above, choose the final crop and verify edges and background appearance before downloading.

Practical design checks

Check transparent areas

The uploaded PNG is drawn onto the canvas. Inspect the preview and downloaded result when transparency is important to your workflow.

Create reliable contrast

Use an outline, shadow or background panel when the PNG contains both light and dark regions.

Preserve useful dimensions

Keep Original selected unless a square, portrait, story or landscape crop is required.

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FAQ

Questions about add text to a PNG

Start with your image

Upload it, create and position the new text layer, then review the preview before export.

Open the text editor