Add Text to an Image
Add a title, subtitle or watermark to any image. Pick a font, size, color and shadow, turn the text, and download it. Free, in your browser, no upload.
EditorGuideNew in v1.0
Put a title on a thumbnail, a caption on a photo, or a watermark in the corner. The fonts are already included, so the download looks exactly like the preview.
Add a text#
- Drop your image into the upload area and click Edit.
- Open Text & images.
- Click Title, Subtitle or Watermark. Each one starts with a matching style.
- Type your text in Your text, or double-click the text on the canvas.
- Drag it into place. Drag a corner to make it bigger or smaller.
- Click Save, then convert and download.
Style it#
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| Font | Inter, Noto Serif, JetBrains Mono or the handwritten Caveat. |
| Bold / Italic | Also with Ctrl/⌘ + B and Ctrl/⌘ + I. |
| Alignment | Left, center or right. |
| Size | Grows and shrinks with the image, so it always looks the same. |
| Color | Pick a swatch or any color. |
| Opacity | Lower it for a subtle watermark. |
| Shadow | A soft shadow keeps text readable on busy pictures. |
Rotate text#
Drag the round handle above the text, or type an exact Angle (°). Hold Shift to turn in 15° steps.
Watermark a photo#
- Click Watermark. It starts small and slightly see-through in the bottom right corner.
- Type your name, e.g.
© Jane Doe, or drag it somewhere else. - Want your logo instead? Click Image, pick the file and lower its Opacity.
💡Many images, one watermark?
Each design belongs to one file. For a batch, open the editor on each file. Duplicate (Ctrl/⌘ + D) helps when you need the same text twice in one image.