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Edit existing thumbnail text →Edit text in screenshot files to fix a typo, update a UI label, version or date, or localize short copy inside an app, website or product capture. AI changes the flattened screenshot pixels while aiming to preserve the surrounding interface; it does not alter the live app or its data.
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Replace a social or video thumbnail headline while preserving the finished graphic.
Edit existing thumbnail text →Update an authorized visible year, release date or deadline without changing live app data or EXIF metadata.
Change a date inside a screenshot →Detect multiple UI labels, review their translations and generate localized screenshot versions.
Translate screenshot text →Drag each divider to compare the original image with its edited result.
Example: visible screenshot copy is corrected while nearby UI colors, spacing and panels remain recognizable.
The original screenshot and updated result are both visible without hiding the surrounding interface context.
Small labels and screenshot UI text both require careful review at full size.
This related flattened-image example helps show how spacing and surrounding pixels affect a short replacement.
The same pixel-level workflow applies to captured UI and other flattened layouts.
Compare how a text change fits within a finished graphic when no editable source layer is available.
The dividers move automatically. Hover to pause, drag to compare, or click an image to enlarge both versions.
Use the original-resolution capture when possible. JPG, PNG and WebP are supported.
Copy the current button, label or interface wording exactly so the intended screenshot area is unambiguous.
Provide the corrected, updated or localized text and keep it concise enough for the existing UI space.
The AI screenshot editor removes the old letters and reconstructs the surrounding captured pixels.
Replacement wording is generated to follow the visible UI lettering, alignment, color and perspective.
Check small letters, icons and surrounding panels at full size before downloading the edited screenshot.
The strongest use cases update presentation images, documentation and owned product visuals—not records from a live system.
Correct visible interface copy in a mockup, release note or help document without retaking the entire screen.
Refresh a button label in an authorized marketing screenshot after product messaging changes.
Prepare a regional marketing or store-listing image when the screenshot itself—not the live app—needs translated copy.
Revise a visible release number or short feature label in owned documentation assets.
A screenshot is a flattened PNG, JPG or WebP, so its interface copy is no longer an editable HTML element or design layer. This workflow updates captured pixels when the original Figma, Sketch, Photoshop file or source project is unavailable. It is useful for app screenshots, UI mockups, product documentation, tutorials, software-version labels and reviewed localization assets.
It changes one specified piece of text already visible in a screenshot. AI works on the captured pixels and tries to preserve the typography, colors, panels and nearby interface details.
Product marketers, developers, technical writers, support teams and localization teams use it for app-store images, product tours, release notes, help articles and presentation mockups.
It avoids retaking or rebuilding a screenshot when a short label, typo, version, price or translated phrase needs to change. The output is an updated image, not a change to the live application.
DevTools changes a live webpage before capture and Figma works best when the source design exists. This tool is for a screenshot you already have when the live screen or editable design is unavailable.
Upload the original-resolution screenshot, identify one exact phrase and use a replacement that fits the existing UI space. Check small type at 100% zoom.
Edit screenshot textEditing screenshot text removes and replaces words already flattened into the captured pixels.
Adding a text box places a new overlay above the screenshot and can leave the original wording visible underneath. This page is for replacing text that already exists in the screenshot.
Screenshots often contain compact fonts and anti-aliased edges. The full-resolution capture gives AI more information than a compressed image from a chat app.
Avoid crops that cut through the label or remove the surrounding panel.
A replacement that is much longer can collide with icons or overflow a button.
Use a concise translation or update when the original component has fixed visual width.
The result updates only the screenshot pixels. It does not modify an app, account, database or website.
Use it for authorized communication and presentation assets, not to misrepresent a real transaction or system state.
Do not use edited screenshots to fabricate account balances, payments, conversations, approvals or other deceptive evidence. Work only with screenshots you own or are authorized to revise.
Start with one clear label in an authorized app, website or product screenshot.
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