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Add Text to Image
Add text to a JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF without uploading it anywhere — the text is drawn in your browser. Place as many labels as you need, drag each into position, and choose its colour, size, and font. Every label gets an auto-contrast outline so it stays readable over any background. Your file keeps its format, and the measured quality of the result is shown. No account, no email.
Frequently asked questions
- Does my image get uploaded to add the text?
- No. The text is drawn inside your browser on your own device — the image never leaves your computer and never reaches a server. You can add and drag as many text labels as you like, set each one's colour, size, and font, and download the result, all without an upload or an account.
- Will the text be readable over a busy photo?
- Yes. Each label can carry an auto-contrast outline — a black edge over light text or a white edge over dark text, chosen automatically from your colour — so the words stay legible over any background. It's on by default, and you can switch it off per label.
- Does it keep my file's format and quality?
- Yes. A JPG comes back a JPG, a PNG a PNG, a WebP a WebP, an AVIF an AVIF — a photo isn't silently turned into a large PNG. Adding text changes pixels, so a JPG, WebP, or AVIF is re-encoded at high quality and the measured quality score of the delivered file is shown, so nothing happens silently. A PNG stays pixel-for-pixel identical everywhere the text doesn't cover, with transparency kept.
- Can I add more than one piece of text?
- Yes — add up to twelve separate labels, each positioned by dragging it on the preview and styled on its own with a colour, size, and font. Line breaks inside a label are kept, so you can write a title on one line and a subtitle on the next.