IMAGE TEXT EDITING GUIDES

How to edit text in images.
One clear guide at a time.

Learn to replace existing words, match the original style, and check your result before downloading. Follow along with an AI-generated practice image, before-and-after examples, and a checklist for every edit.

Tutorials for your next edit

Practical examples for posters, menus, and products.
AI-GENERATED TUTORIAL EXAMPLESATURDAY · 10 AM → SUNDAY · 10 AM
BeforeCommunity market poster with the event date SATURDAY · 10 AM.
AfterMarket poster after replacing SATURDAY with SUNDAY while retaining 10 AM.
Posters & events

How to Change a Date on an Event Poster

Update a date or time on a finished poster without rebuilding the design. Follow a practical workflow for selection, font matching, and checking your result.

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AI-GENERATED TUTORIAL EXAMPLE$4.50 → $5.00
BeforeWillow Café coffee and pastry menu with OAT LATTE priced at $4.50.
AfterWillow Café menu with OAT LATTE updated to $5.00 and the other listed prices retained.
Menus & small business

How to Update Menu Prices in an Image

Change a price in a JPG or PNG menu using AI. Learn how to select complete prices, preserve alignment, review every digit, and update more than one item.

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AI-GENERATED TUTORIAL EXAMPLEHANDCRAFTD → HANDCRAFTED
BeforeCeramic mug product advertisement with an intentionally misspelled HANDCRAFTD headline.
AfterCeramic mug product advertisement with its headline corrected to HANDCRAFTED.
Product imagery

How to Correct Spelling in an Image

Correct spelling and fix typos in an image online. Follow a worked headline example, match the original text style, and check the result before downloading.

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START WITH THE BASICS

New to editing text in images?

These step-by-step guides walk you through the editor.

Screenshot Text Editor: How to Edit Text in a ScreenshotHow to Edit Text in an Image with the Same FontHow to Edit Text in JPG and PNG Images Online

Have an image in mind?

Try the sample, or start with your own words.

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