AI image text editing

Add Text to an Image with AI

Add a headline, caption, or call to action to a photo or graphic. Specify the exact words, placement, and lettering style in chat.

Use this prompt in the editor Upload your own image. Replace bracketed details before generating.
Add Text to an Image with AI: illustrative before-and-after example
Illustrative example from Vismuse’s image text editor. Results vary with the source image and instructions.

Choose copy and placement together

A short headline can sit in open space without covering the subject. Describe the intended location using visible landmarks, such as the empty upper-left corner or the space beneath the product. Include the exact capitalization and punctuation.

Describe readable lettering

Tell the editor whether the text should be bold, light, condensed, or handwritten. Specify a color and ask for contrast against the background. If your image will be used as a small thumbnail, prioritize a short phrase and check it at that size.

Refine the generated image

Review the first result and request a focused adjustment, such as moving the caption lower or making the headline larger. The result is an image, not an editable text layer; keep a copy of your original and your final wording.

Review before you download

  • Read the words at the intended display size.
  • Check margins and whether any subject is obscured.
  • Confirm capitalization, punctuation, and existing lettering.

Frequently asked questions

Can I add text to an image that already has words?

Yes. Identify the new text placement and ask to preserve all existing text.

Can I move the text afterward?

You can request another image revision through chat. For directly draggable text layers, use a layer-based editor.