Good for owned visual material
Update a short headline on a poster you designed, a temporary store message, a social graphic, a packaging mockup, or a simple product label you control.
Change words in a photo
Page updated Oct 23, 2026
Edit text in an image
Change words on posters, signs, or menus. Upload your image, select the text, and type what it should say.
- Fix a word or a short line
- Update dates, prices, or contact details
- Review the result before saving
Upload an image to edit text
JPG, PNG, or WebP
YOU CHOOSE WHAT TO CHANGE
Select the words. Type something new.
We highlight the text we find in your image. Choose a word or line, enter the new text, and check how it looks.
Product launch coordination
OBJECTIVE
Coordinate design, content, localization, quality review, and launch readiness across the full release plan.
DELIVERABLES
Final creative files · localized copy · production checks · channel plan · owner sign-off
Text detectedREVIEW DATE: JUL 08
NOTES
Keep approved artwork, spacing, legal copy, and every unrelated deadline unchanged.
- 01
Find your text
Upload your image to see the text the editor can recognize.
- 02
Choose what to change
Select the word, line, or number you want to update.
REVIEW DATE: JUL 08REVIEW DATE: JUL 15 - 03
Enter your new text
Type the replacement, apply the edit, and compare it with the original.
How to edit text in a picture
To edit text in a picture, upload the image, select the words you want to change, enter the replacement, and review the result before saving.
- 01
Upload your image
Choose a photo of a poster, sign, menu, or other image you have permission to edit.
- 02
Choose the words and replace them
Select the word or line you want to change, type the new text, and apply the edit.
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Check and save
Compare the result with the original. Check the spelling and nearby details before saving.
LOCAL TEXT REPLACEMENT
Change the words, not the whole photo
The strongest results start with a clear image, a short replacement, and enough visible space around the target. Edit Text is designed to preserve nearby layout, texture, shadows, and unrelated lettering.
Correct one date in a dense project brief
Update one review date inside a photographed page full of headings, notes, and deadlines.
- Original
- REVIEW DATE: JUL 08
- Replacement
- REVIEW DATE: JUL 15
- Kept intact
- Every paragraph, heading, rule, paper crease, shadow, and nearby date.
BeforeAfter
Change one phone number on a photographed poster
Replace a small contact line inside a text-heavy community poster photographed on a wall.
- Original
- INFO: 555 0112
- Replacement
- INFO: 555 0186
- Kept intact
- Event list, title, dates, illustration, paper texture, wall, and lighting.
BeforeAfter
Replace a storefront address
Fix the address on an owned storefront photo without rebuilding the sign or street scene.
- Original
- 18-MARKET ST
- Replacement
- 42-MARKET ST
- Kept intact
- Sign material, storefront, reflections, lighting, and surrounding street.
BeforeAfter
Edit one date in a packed event program
Correct a date inside a dense session grid without shifting any neighboring row or label.
- Original
- ROOM B · OCT 12
- Replacement
- ROOM B · OCT 19
- Kept intact
- Session titles, times, speakers, table lines, page angle, and shadows.
BeforeAfter
Replace one price on a crowded café menu
Update one price among dozens of items while keeping both columns aligned.
- Original
- LATTE 4.50
- Replacement
- LATTE 5.00
- Kept intact
- Item name, neighboring items, illustrations, board texture, and spacing.
BeforeAfter
Edit one cell in a photographed schedule
Select one date and leave the grid, headers, and every other row untouched.
- Original
- JUN 14
- Replacement
- JUN 21
- Kept intact
- Table lines, column labels, typography, and all unrelated values.
BeforeAfter
USE IT IN THE RIGHT PLACE
A small visual update, not record editing
Edit Text is for ordinary visual material you own or are allowed to update. It should not change information that makes a document, record, proof, or attribution meaningful.
Keep records untouched
Do not edit contracts, IDs, receipts, invoices, certificates, grades, medical or financial files, official forms, or evidence-like images.
Respect authorship and ownership
Do not remove or alter copyright notices, creator names, attribution, ownership marks, or watermarks without clear rights to do so.
Choose the right text workflow
Remove Text when the words should disappearUse Remove Text to clean an ordinary caption, date stamp, or small overlay and rebuild the surface behind it without adding replacement wording.Edit numbers in an imageReplace a visible number without rebuilding the whole design.Edit a date in a photoReplace a visible date while preserving its original style and layout.Use Privacy Blur for sensitive detailsHide names, addresses, IDs, plates, and other private information without creating a new version of the text.
Edit text in image FAQ
Answers to common questions about changing words in a photo.
Can I edit text in an image online?
Yes. Upload your image, select the words you want to change, and type the new text. Check the result before saving.
What kind of image works best?
Use a clear image with short, readable text and enough visible surface around it. Flat signs, posters, labels, packaging mockups, and social graphics are generally easier than tiny, curved, blurred, or busy text.
Will it change every matching word?
It is designed to change only the target you describe. Add location context when a similar word appears more than once, then inspect the result before export.
Can it match the original font and perspective?
It is designed to match the lettering style, scale, spacing, surface, angle, and lighting around the selected text. Clear, front-facing text is easier; always inspect fine edges before export.
Can I replace several text areas in one image?
Yes, when your current editor access supports multiple selections. Treat each detected area as a separate focused edit and review every replacement before export.
What kinds of text are hardest to edit?
Very small, blurred, curved, reflective, partly hidden, highly stylized, or tightly packed text is harder to detect and reconstruct reliably.
Can I use it to edit a receipt, document, or watermark?
No. Edit Text is not for records, IDs, receipts, invoices, certificates, legal or financial files, evidence-like images, watermarks, creator credit, or ownership marks.
More ways to perfect your photo
Quick edits. Professional results.
If all lettering is backward because the whole image is mirrored, flip the image before deciding whether any text needs editing.
Ready to change the words in your photo?
Upload your image, choose the text, and type what it should say.
Upload an image to edit text
JPG, PNG, or WebP