Question 1

Can I edit text in an image?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A normal PNG or JPG has no text layer — the letters are just pixels — so text cannot be edited the way it can in a PDF or a design file. This tool works around that by regenerating the selected pixels with the new wording, matched to the surrounding typeface, size, colour and background.

Question 2

How do I change a word in a picture without Photoshop?

Accepted Answer

Drag a box around the word, type what it should say instead, and apply. Only the pixels inside your box change; the rest of the image is returned untouched, so there is no visible patch or seam around the edit.

Question 3

Will the new text match the original font?

Accepted Answer

The model is given the area around your selection as a style reference and instructed to match typeface, weight, slant, letter height, spacing, colour, anti-aliasing and baseline. It matches closely on clean, reasonably large text; very small or heavily textured type is harder.

Question 4

Why did it change a word I did not select?

Accepted Answer

Because that word was inside the box. Everything within the selection can be redrawn, so a box that overlaps the next word will often rewrite it as well. Draw tightly around only the words you are changing — the selection is automatically trimmed to the text inside it, but it can only trim away blank space, not a neighbour’s letters.

Question 5

Is the AI editor free?

Accepted Answer

No — the AI edit is the one paid feature, because each edit costs real money to run. Every other tool on the site is free and unlimited.

Change the text inside any image