Edit the text in a screenshot — there was never a source file.
A screenshot is pixels the instant you take it. Change a label, replace a figure or clean up a name without the mismatched-font look of pasting a box over it.
A screenshot has no layers to edit — just the captured pixels.
Screenshots are how people share software, dashboards and chats, and they always need one edit before sharing: a placeholder name, a real figure to swap for an example, a stale label from an older build of the UI.
There is no document to reopen — the interface was rendered by an app you don’t control. Cropping and pasting a text box leaves an obvious seam; this regenerates the shot with the new text matching the UI’s own font and weight.
A real pair from this tool — one figure swapped, the interface font and layout intact.
How it works
PNG or JPG — the finished file. No source files, no fonts, no design tool.
Enter the exact text to swap, or describe the edit in plain words.
Same font, color and layout — only the words you named are different.
Frequently asked questions
No — you upload the screenshot and type the text to change. There’s nothing to install and no source file to find.
Yes — swap a placeholder name for a real one, or an example value for your own, and it renders in the interface’s own font.
Yes — buttons, icons, colors and layout are preserved; only the words you name change.
Your first image is free — sign in, no card required. After that, credit packs land around $0.46–$0.60 for each image.