Photo Text Editor
Start from the main photo-focused editor and its complete workflow.
Photo Text Editor →Use Replace Text in Image to swap one visible word, label, name or price in a finished picture. AI removes the selected lettering, reconstructs its background and renders the replacement instead of covering it with a generic text box.
Fill in the text fields and click Apply
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Upload an image and submit your changes to see the result.
Download the result, refine another text task or continue with the closest related workflow.
Start from the main photo-focused editor and its complete workflow.
Photo Text Editor →Use the primary workflow for replacing words already flattened into an image.
Edit Text in Image →Update a visible date in an authorized poster, promotion, screenshot or photo.
Change Date on Photo →Drag each divider to compare the original image with its edited result.
Example: campaign wording is replaced while the background, layout and visual hierarchy stay consistent.
Compare the original campaign graphic and replacement result side by side to inspect the lettering and surrounding artwork.
The original price is replaced while the product photo and label design remain recognizable.
Drag across the product image to inspect the old-to-new price replacement in context.
A specified interface label is replaced without access to the original design file.
The two versions show an explicit old-label-to-new-label change inside a flattened screenshot.
The dividers move automatically. Hover to pause, drag to compare, or click an image to enlarge both versions.
Start with the clearest version of the product image, poster, screenshot or graphic you are allowed to modify.
Enter the original words and what should appear instead. Process independent labels separately.
Review the new letters, reconstructed background and alignment, then download the result in 2K.
Text replacement is most useful when the picture remains valid but one specific piece of copy has changed.
Swap a short product word while retaining the photography, label shape and surrounding design.
Update a product term in a marketing screenshot without recreating the interface mockup.
Reuse an owned menu or poster image when the visual stays current but its seasonal label changes.
Personalize an authorized invitation, presentation or campaign asset with replacement wording.
A flattened picture has no live text layer. Successful replacement combines removing the original pixels, rebuilding the background and rendering new letters.
Replace Text in Image changes a specified piece of existing wording in a picture. It is designed for flattened files where the original font layer or design document is unavailable.
E-commerce teams, marketers, app teams and creators use it to replace labels, names, plan terms, prices and short promotional phrases in assets they are authorized to update.
The input is an image plus an old-text and new-text pair. The output is a new image with one replacement rendered into the pixels; it does not produce an editable PSD or font file.
An overlay adds a separate text box and may leave the old wording underneath. Replacement targets the original area, reconstructs what was behind it and integrates the new words with the existing visual treatment.
Upload a clear image and enter the original wording exactly. Choose a replacement that fits the available space, then inspect the result at full resolution.
Replace image textLetters in a JPG or PNG are merged with the background, so removing them also requires recreating hidden pixels.
Simple colors and gradual textures are generally more predictable than intricate repeating patterns.
Replacement length affects spacing, line breaks and scale. A phrase with a similar footprint usually fits more naturally.
When the new phrase is much longer, consider a shorter equivalent or process a design with more available space.
AI reads the visible lettering rather than retrieving an embedded font name.
Decorative, handwritten, partly covered or heavily distorted text may only receive an approximate match.
Replace text only in images you own or have permission to revise. Identity documents, financial statements, official certificates and deceptive alterations are not permitted.
Start with one clear text area and a concise old-to-new replacement.
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