Same-style image text repair

Edit Text in Image

Fix wrong prices, dates, numbers, labels, typos, and short headlines

Upload a finished image or photo, select the words or numbers you want to replace, type the exact new text, and generate a style-matched version. ImageTextEdit is built for focused creative repairs on images you own or have permission to edit, not records or documents.

Keep the rest of the image intactGeneration uses purchased creditsPNG, JPG or WebP up to 20MB

Preparing an edit is free. Generation requires purchased credits; credit packs start at $1.99.

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Upload once. Change only the text.

You can choose the image and prepare the edit before signing in.

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PNG, JPG, JPEG or WebP

Up to 20MB and 4096 × 4096 pixels

Made with this editor

See how well it keeps the style

A public-domain price sign shows one number changing while the photograph stays intact.

Real green price sign reading 49 before the demonstration edit — Before

After the price repair, the same real green sign reads 39 instead of 49 — After

4939

Loads the source, selection, and replacement text. Nothing runs until you choose Generate.

Real source, actual output

A real price sign changed from “49” to “39”.

The public-domain source photograph and actual ImageTextEdit output keep the same sign, angle, lighting, and background. Only the large number changes.

Source: Price.jpg by Paolo Neo · Rights: Public domain (commercial use permitted by the author)

Verified product activity

A focused editor with real usage behind it

Update the text you meant to change while keeping the finished visual intact.

39,000+: Accounts created
34,000+: Completed edits
900+: Paying customers

A focused editor for finished-image text fixes

Use this editor when the image is already right but one small piece of text is wrong. Good fits include product prices, dates, short numbers, package labels, typo fixes, poster headlines, social graphics, AI-generated visuals, and ad mockups. The page is intentionally centered on creative and marketing assets instead of records, IDs, receipts, certificates, grades, or financial documents.

Repair common finished-image mistakes: wrong prices, stale dates, incorrect numbers, label changes, typos, and short headline edits.
Preserve nearby font style, color, lighting, and texture without rebuilding the original design file.
Understand the limits before spending credits: tiny, blurry, dense, or distorted text may need a cleaner source image.

How to change text in an image

Upload an image you can edit. Start with a finished photo, product image, social graphic, AI image, ad mockup, poster, or personal visual that you own or have permission to change.
Select only the text to replace. Draw a tight selection around the old price, date, number, label, typo, or headline so the model has enough surrounding pixels to recreate the local font, shadows, and texture.
Type the replacement text. Enter the exact new words or numbers and add short style notes when the original has a special color, angle, glow, texture, or spacing.
Generate, compare, and refine. Review the result against the original image, then rerun with a tighter selection or clearer note if the first match is not good enough.

Common edit scenarios

Price or date update

Before: "$39" or "June 12" is baked into a finished product or campaign image.

After: "$49" or "June 19" keeps the same text color, edges, and background texture.

Best for short numbers and dates where the surrounding style is clear.

Label or word change

Before: "Original Roast" or "Summer Blend" appears on a package, mockup, or product photo.

After: "Decaf Roast" or "Winter Blend" blends into the same label style.

Works well when the replacement is close in length and the source image is sharp.

Typo or short headline fix

Before: a misspelled word, garbled AI-image text, or old launch headline spoils an otherwise usable image.

After: the corrected word or headline is regenerated in the same poster, ad, or social graphic style.

Use this when one text repair is faster than rebuilding or regenerating the whole asset.

Where the match can fail

ImageTextEdit recreates the visual style; it does not extract the original font file.
Very tiny, blurry, compressed, or heavily distorted text may not match cleanly.
Dense paragraphs usually need smaller selections and separate edits instead of one large selection.
Curved, warped, or partially hidden letters may need manual design work after generation.

Acceptable use

Use ImageTextEdit on images you own or have permission to edit, such as product photos, social graphics, ads, AI art, and personal visuals. Do not use it to alter receipts, IDs, certificates, grades, financial or legal records, evidence, or anything intended to deceive.

Supporting guides

Change text in image
Use the focused change-and-replace workflow for one wrong word, number, label, or headline.
Same-font editing guide
See how to select text and judge whether the generated letters match the original style.
AI-image text editor
Repair misspelled or garbled words in AI-generated visuals and creative assets.
Repair text in product screenshots
Update product, app, and walkthrough screenshots when UI copy or demo text changes.
Fix garbled AI text
Learn when to repair an AI image and when to regenerate it instead.

FAQ

Can ImageTextEdit match the original font exactly?

It recreates the visual style of the surrounding text rather than finding the original font file. Short, clear text with good nearby examples gives the closest match.

What kinds of images work best?

Finished images and photos with short readable text work best: prices, dates, numbers, labels, typos, short headlines, product photos, social posts, ad mockups, AI-generated graphics, posters, and simple personal visuals.

Can I edit text in a photo?

Yes. Upload a photo you own or have permission to edit, select the text area tightly, and enter the replacement text. Sharp product photos, signs, labels, and creative images work better than blurry or tiny text.

What should I not edit with this page?

Do not use this page to alter receipts, identity documents, certificates, grades, financial records, legal records, evidence, or anything meant to mislead someone.

Does each edit use credits?

Generating a replacement uses credits, so start with a clear image, a tight selection, and exact replacement text before you run the edit.

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