Edit the text in a logo
Logos are drawn, not typed: the letters are often custom, spaced by hand and sometimes joined. Select the wording and type the replacement, which is matched to the letterforms already there.
What makes this one hard
A logo’s letters usually do not come from any typeface you could install. They have been drawn, kerned by eye and sometimes modified, so there is no font to fall back on and the match has to come from the letters in the image.
Can I change a company name in a logo?
For your own brand or a mockup, yes. Passing off an edited logo as another company’s mark is not something we support, and our terms prohibit it.
Why not just retype it in the same font?
Most logos are custom lettering. Even when they start from a typeface, the spacing and shapes have usually been altered, so a clean retype rarely matches.
One credit is one edit. Credits never expire.