Edit text in an image — a photo, screenshot, poster or product image — and leave the rest of the design exactly as it is.
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Real examples
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Features
Reword Image is an AI image text editor for finished photos, pictures, and screenshots — it lets you edit image text that is already baked into the pixels. Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP, enter the current words and their replacement, then review the result. You do not need Photoshop, a PSD, or the original font file. Some people arrive looking for a photo text editor, others for a text changer — all of those names describe one job: the wording inside a finished picture changes, the picture itself does not.
Edit text in an image, a photo or a picture when the words are already part of the pixels.
You can edit text on image files you already exported, or edit text from image assets when the design file is missing.
Built for sellers, marketers and designers who need to change text in image files after the source file is gone.
It is not a design app. It does not add a free-position text layer, open PSD files, or recover the original typeface.
How it works
Enter the words as they appear, type the replacement, then review the edited image.
Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP image containing the text you want to change.
Type the current words exactly as they appear—or click a detected phrase in the preview to fill them in—then enter the replacement.
Create an updated image, compare the result, and download when it looks right.
Why choose Reword Image
The editor rebuilds lettering in place. It does not drop a new caption on top of the picture.
Change text in a photo, picture or screenshot by typing the current words and the new ones.
Edit text from image exports when the PSD, Canva file or font is gone — a text edit in photo files you already exported skips both the layers and the source artwork.
Generate the edit, compare it with the original, and keep it only if the wording looks right.
The same picture text editor workflow covers shop signs, menu boards, event posters and short UI copy.
Result quality
Results depend on image quality, text size, background detail, and how different the replacement is from the original.
Review the result before you publish. In the examples we test, flat surfaces come back closest to the original; busy textures move more around the words.
Task fit
If you want to put a new caption on a blank canvas, any design tool works. This editor is for text that is already part of the image — a price on a product photo, a date on a poster, a label on a menu.
You start from a blank canvas or an empty spot on the photo, pick a font, and type. Design tools and caption apps do this well.
Any design or caption app works.
The words are already part of the picture. You describe the change, and the editor rebuilds the area with the original font, color and perspective.
Upload the image and describe the change.
The right tool if the words are already in the picture.
Upload the image, type the words you see now and the words you want, then check the result before you download.
Comparison
Three different jobs, three different tools. If the text is already part of a finished image, you want the first column — the other two are for adding new text or rebuilding a layout.
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| Question | Reword Image | Photoshop | Overlay text box |
|---|---|---|---|
| Do you need the original design file? | No. A JPG, PNG or WebP is enough. | No. You can retouch a flattened image by hand; the source file and font make the work easier. | No, but the new text sits on top. |
| Does the new wording follow the existing lettering? | It rebuilds the letters in place from the surrounding pixels. | Yes, if you have the typeface and can retouch the background. | No. A floating box cannot match weight, lighting or perspective. |
| Can I add new copy anywhere on the picture? | No. This tool replaces existing text. It does not add a free-position layer. | Yes, with full typography controls. | Yes. That is what a text box is for. |
| What files does it work on? | Flattened JPG, PNG and WebP uploads. | Layered PSD, plus many other formats. | Any image you can open in the host app. |
| How do I try it? | First edit free, then one-time credit packs. No subscription. | Paid desktop or web app. | Often included in a general photo editor. |
Pricing
No subscription, no monthly plan, and no credits that quietly expire while you are not looking.
One-time payment · no subscription
30 credits
30 text edits or 15 removals
$0.33 / text edit
Your credits are tied to your account, so we need you signed in first.
A low-commitment pack for occasional fixes, menus and announcements.
One-time payment · no subscription
80 credits
80 text edits or 40 removals
$0.25 / text edit
Your credits are tied to your account, so we need you signed in first.
The everyday pack for shop owners, creators and teams updating images each week.
One-time payment · no subscription
160 credits
160 text edits or 80 removals
$0.22 / text edit
Your credits are tied to your account, so we need you signed in first.
For catalogs, localization work and production teams with a steady editing queue.
Failed generations return all credits used. Refund policy
Large pictures may be made smaller. Check the downloaded size before using your edit in a design or print job.
Questions
File inputs, result quality, and the basics to know before downloading.
Yes. You can edit text on a photo, a screenshot, or a scanned label in the same way: upload your JPG, PNG, or WebP image, enter the current text exactly as it appears, then enter the replacement. The AI rebuilds the existing lettering in place.
No. Upload the finished image, enter the words that appear now and the replacement, then review the generated result. Use Photoshop when you need layers, precise manual retouching, or full layout control.
Yes. Upload the finished JPG, PNG, or WebP and change text in the image directly — you do not need the PSD, the design file, or the original font. Type the words that are there now and the words you want instead, then check the result before you download it.
Yes. Photo, picture and image all describe the same upload here: a camera photo, a phone screenshot and a scanned picture all go through the same workflow. Upload the file, enter the current text and the replacement, then compare the result before you download.
Yes, with one limit: AI can rebuild the words that are already inside a picture, but it cannot recover the original typeface — letter shapes, weight and spacing come back close rather than identical. Enter the current words and the replacement, then inspect the edited area at full size before you publish.
Yes. Take the photo on your iPhone, then upload it from the mobile browser — there is no app to install. This changes the words you can see inside the picture, not the photo's metadata or the date it was taken. Type the text exactly as it appears and check the result at full size on the phone before saving it.
For a finished image, use a tool that rebuilds the lettering already there, rather than a general photo editor with a text box. Upload the image, enter the current words and replacement, then inspect the edited area at full size before using it.
It is an image text editor built for one job: replacing words that are already baked into a picture. It is not a general design tool — there are no layers, no artboards and no freely positioned text boxes. If you need to lay out a new design from scratch, use a design app; if the design is finished and only the words are wrong, use this.
On the homepage, the preview may show clickable text regions. Click one to fill Current text; detection can miss or misread words, so type or correct the text yourself when needed. It does not provide a complete OCR transcript.
You can upload JPG, PNG, and WebP images.
A flattened image keeps no font file, so letter shapes, weight, and spacing are rebuilt from the surrounding pixels. Clear, large text works best; small, curved, repeated, or textured lettering may need another try.
No. This tool is built specifically to replace existing text in an image. It does not add freely movable text layers, custom typography controls, or Photoshop-style layer editing.
Type the replacement in the language you need. The editor does not translate it, and results can vary by script, lettering style, image quality, and text size. Review every character before downloading, especially in small or stylized text.
You may use a result for lawful commercial work when you have the rights and permissions for the source image and text. Your existing rights remain yours; review the result and the Terms before publishing.
We process the image and instructions needed to return your edit and use reasonable safeguards. Hosting and image-processing providers may handle the request under their current terms and retention rules; do not upload sensitive material until you have reviewed the Privacy Policy.
If an edit suffers an unexpected technical error or processing timeout, the spent credit is automatically returned to your account balance. You only pay for completed, usable results.
Upload an image, enter the current text and the replacement, then generate a new version to review.
