Add Text to Image Online

What Add Text Does

Add Text draws a text layer directly onto your image's pixels inside the browser, using canvas rendering rather than sending anything to a server. Whatever you type into Text Content is rendered with the Font, Font Size and Color you pick, then placed using Horizontal Position and Vertical Position — numeric offsets measured from the image's top-left corner. The Shadow toggle drops a fixed drop shadow behind the glyphs so text stays readable when the area behind it is a photo, gradient, or anything busier than a flat color, instead of washing out into the background. It's worth knowing what the tool doesn't do. There's no automatic text wrapping, so a long string at a large Font Size will run past the edge of the canvas rather than reflow onto a new line — you control line breaks yourself inside Text Content. There's no rotation control, so text always sits horizontal, and there's no per-character or per-word styling: the whole string shares one Font, one Color, one Size, and one shadow state. Once you export, the text is flattened into the image's pixels — it isn't kept as a separate, movable layer you can reopen and restyle later, so what you see in the preview before exporting is what you're locked into afterward.