How to Add Text to an Image
Write on your image in a few simple steps.
- 1
Upload Your Image
Upload or drag and drop the image you want to edit.
- 2
Add Text
Click the add text button to place a new text layer on the image.
- 3
Customize the Text
Enter your text, then adjust the font, size, color, opacity, shadow, or stroke.
- 4
Position the Text
Move, resize, rotate, and align the text layer on your image.
- 5
Download the Final Image
Click download to save the edited image as a PNG file.
Use Cases
Use the text editor for everyday photo editing, social content, and simple design tasks.
Photo Captions
Add short captions to personal photos, travel pictures, or event images.
Social Media Posts
Create simple quote images, announcements, and story graphics for social platforms.
Product Labels
Add prices, labels, sale notes, or short product descriptions to product images.
Simple Watermarks
Place your name, brand, or copyright notice on an image before sharing it online.
Educational Images
Add explanations, labels, and notes to images for lessons or presentations.
Memes and Quotes
Write funny text, quotes, or reactions directly on your image.
Technical Advantages
Local Browser Processing
Your image is edited locally in your browser and does not need to be uploaded to a server.
Real-Time Preview
See text changes immediately while adjusting position, size, and color.
Mobile Friendly
The editor is designed to work on desktop and mobile devices.
Clean PNG Export
Download the final result as a high-quality PNG image.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this add text to image tool free?
Yes. You can add text to images online for free without registration.
Do my images get uploaded to a server?
No. The editing process runs in your browser, so your image stays on your device.
Can I change the text size and color?
Yes. You can edit the text content, adjust the font size, change the color, and move the text around the image.
Can I use this tool on my phone?
Yes. The tool is designed to work on both desktop and mobile browsers.
What format will the final image use?
The edited image is exported as a PNG file.