Photo Text Editor: Edit Text

Change text that is already part of an image.

Choose a photo, screenshot, poster, or product image, select the wording you want to update, and enter the replacement. Fix a typo, change a price or date, update a heading, or remove text you no longer need.

MADE FOR EXISTING TEXT

This is different from adding a new caption on top of a photo. The app detects text areas in the image so you can select the original wording and edit that specific location.

USE IT TO

• Correct text in screenshots and tutorial images

• Update prices, details, and sale dates on product images

• Revise posters, menus, signs, labels, and social graphics

• Remove unwanted captions or outdated information

HOW IT WORKS

1. Choose a photo or screenshot.

2. Let the app find text areas.

3. Tap the text you want to change.

4. Enter replacement text or choose to remove it.

5. Generate and save the result.

Clear text on a simple background usually works best. Decorative fonts, curved text, heavy texture, or partially covered letters may affect the result. Review the wording, placement, and surrounding area before saving.

WHAT YOU CAN CHANGE

Edit a single number, product name, short heading, date, time, price, specification, label, or brief line of copy. Clearly defined text areas are easier to review. Replacement wording that is close to the original length usually fits the available space more naturally. If the new message is much longer, shorten it or divide the update into smaller edits.

SCREENSHOTS AND INSTRUCTION IMAGES

Screenshots are used for product demonstrations, help articles, customer support, tutorials, and social posts. Update button labels, feature names, page headings, step numbers, and short instructions when the wording changes. After generating the image, inspect the rest of the interface and verify names, numbers, and capitalization.

PRODUCT IMAGES AND PROMOTIONS

Keep prices, discounts, model names, sizes, packages, sale periods, and product details accurate. Work on one price, title, or specification at a time. Currency symbols, decimal points, percentage signs, and measurement units are easy to miss, so review them carefully before publishing the image.

POSTERS, MENUS, LABELS, AND SIGNS

Change event dates, opening hours, locations, menu items, prices, notes, warnings, and short promotional messages. Images with many words do not need to be edited all at once. Select only the content that actually changed and leave unrelated areas alone.

TEXT, NUMBERS, AND SYMBOLS

An image may contain English, other languages, numbers, and punctuation together. Detected text areas help you choose a location, but the final wording depends on what you enter and what appears in the preview. Check phone numbers, prices, dates, product codes, and other critical details character by character.

EDIT MULTIPLE AREAS IN STEPS

When several parts of an image need updates, start with the most important one. Review the wording, placement, and background before moving to the next area. Saving useful intermediate results makes it easier to compare versions and choose the most natural outcome.