Add styled text captions to images with font, size, color, position, and shadow controls.
This is the mirror image of OCR: instead of reading words out of a picture, it writes words into one. You upload an image, type a caption, pick a font, size, color, position, and shadow, and the tool returns a finished image with the text drawn in. What surprises people is that the caption is permanent: the result is one flattened picture, not an image with an editable text layer on top. To fix a typo or restyle a word, you run the tool again from the original source image, not from the previous output.
The image and the caption are merged into a single output at the original image's dimensions. The caption is drawn with the selected typeface, size, weight, color, and shadow settings and placed at the position you choose, such as a corner or along an edge. The tool returns one image file, and the overlay exists only in that export; the source image is never altered.
Font size is expressed in image pixels, not screen pixels, so a 48px caption covers a larger share of a 900px-wide photo than of a 2000px-wide one, and the same applies to shadow blur and offset. A caption line longer than the image is wide will run past the edge if the tool does not wrap it, so keep captions short or insert line breaks yourself, and check the export rather than trusting the preview.
No. The source file stays untouched, and the tool delivers a new image with the caption drawn in. Because each run produces a separate output, keep the original around: it is the only way to redo a caption cleanly.
No, not in the result. The caption is drawn permanently into the exported image, with no text layer and no edit history. To change a word or restyle the caption, run the tool again from the original image with the corrected settings.
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