Add Text to Image
Add custom text overlays to your images. Create watermarks, captions, or quotes with ease.
📤 Upload Image
Click to upload or drag and drop an image
Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF (up to 50MB)
✨ Features
Custom Text
Add any text, captions, or quotes to your images
Position Control
9 preset positions plus custom placement
Font Options
Multiple fonts, sizes, and colors available
Text Effects
Outline, shadow, and opacity controls
Live Preview
See changes in real-time before applying
High Quality
Text is rendered at high resolution
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Can I choose different fonts?
Yes, we offer a variety of fonts including serif, sans-serif, script, and decorative styles.
How do I position the text?
Click and drag the text to position it anywhere on the image. You can also use preset positions.
Can I add multiple text elements?
Yes, add as many text layers as needed, each with its own font, size, and color.
How do I create a watermark?
Add your text, reduce opacity, and position it. Great for protecting your images.
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Free Online Text Overlay Tool
Add text to your images easily with our free online tool. Whether you're creating watermarks to protect your photos, adding captions for social media, or designing quote images, our text overlay tool makes it simple.
Creating Effective Text Overlays
For maximum readability, use contrasting colors and add an outline or shadow to your text. Position text in areas that don't obscure important image elements. For watermarks, use lower opacity and place them in corners or across the image.
Best Practices for Text on Images
Keep your text concise - shorter messages have more impact. Use larger font sizes for headers and important text. Choose fonts that match your image's mood - clean fonts for professional images, decorative fonts for creative projects.
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