IMAGETEXTKIT / A PRACTICAL GUIDE

Edit poster text.

A new date for a good idea.

Update a date, venue or short headline on a poster with a flat background. Use a solid-color patch to cover old text, then style and position its replacement.

Try it in the editor ↗

From old words to new ones

  1. Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB and 24 megapixels (maximum 8,192 pixels per side).
  2. Drag a rectangle around the old words. Drag the selection to move it, or its corners to resize. Keyboard: focus the image and press Enter, then use arrows to move or Shift + arrows to resize.
  3. Choose a background fill. Use the color picker to sample a clean pixel, enter your replacement and adjust font, size, weight, alignment and color.
  4. Apply the replacement. Repeat for other areas, compare with the original or undo a change.
  5. Download the edited PNG at the original image dimensions. Download includes your current live preview.

Check the details before sharing

Longer text may need a smaller size or a wider selection. ImageTextKit warns when text will be clipped. It does not automatically reproduce distressed type, perspective or textured poster backgrounds.

This is a manual, browser-local editor. A solid fill covers the old words; it is not AI inpainting or automatic font matching. Your image is not sent to an image-processing server. Closing or reloading the tab clears the session.