The font is only part of the match
Even a similar typeface can look wrong if its size, spacing or line breaks differ. Outlines, worn edges and soft shadows make vintage and artistic lettering especially time-consuming to rebuild.
Replace existing words while preserving the original visual style as closely as possible.
Skip manually rebuilding the font, shadows, perspective and background. Start with the finished image and the words you want to change.
Change Text in an ImagePrecision editing for legitimate creative work. Sign in and purchase Credits to run an edit.
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Only the most prominent matching text is edited. Results may contain small differences. Images expire after 24 hours; output dimensions may adjust to a supported aspect ratio.
In a finished image, letters are pixels alongside the artwork. There may be no text layer to select and no font file to open.
Even a similar typeface can look wrong if its size, spacing or line breaks differ. Outlines, worn edges and soft shadows make vintage and artistic lettering especially time-consuming to rebuild.
A title on a flat poster differs from lettering on angled packaging. Perspective, lighting and the available space affect how replacement words sit in the design.
Shorter words may uncover areas hidden by the old text. Longer words may crowd nearby artwork. Simply placing a rectangle over a headline loses the texture and details underneath.
Enter the original text and its replacement. TypeRefit uses the image as a reference for a generative edit, aiming to make the new words fit the surrounding visual style without requiring you to recreate the lettering by hand.
Choose one clear change at a time. If the same words appear more than once, only the most prominent matching text is edited. Similar-length wording can leave more room for the original layout; a much longer replacement may need different spacing or placement.
Compare the headline and the details around it. Every finished edit deserves a closer look.
SUMMER NIGHTS → AUTUMN NIGHTS · Original and approved result, 1122 × 1402. Results can vary depending on the image, lettering, and surrounding design. Select Before or After to inspect the detail in a lightbox.
Adapt a seasonal headline or update an event title in a design you have permission to edit. Check small supporting text separately before sharing.
Change a dish name in a menu graphic or try a new product headline. Packaging mockups can help explore wording before you prepare the final production artwork.
Revise a promotional creative or correct a title in game artwork without starting the composition again. Review decorative letters at full size.
Use PNG, JPG/JPEG or WebP, no larger than 10 MiB (10,485,760 bytes) or 80,000,000 pixels.
Copy the exact words you want replaced so the request is specific.
Check spelling and consider how the new wording will fit the existing space.
Sign in with an available Credit. After processing, compare the result with your original.
Save output.png after reviewing it. Download within 24 hours before the images expire.
The existing image guides the edit. TypeRefit tries to preserve these elements as closely as possible:
Preservation is an aim, not a guarantee. Generative edits can introduce subtle differences, and output dimensions may adjust to a supported aspect ratio. Keep your original and review both the lettering and the rest of the image.
Clear, readable lettering is a better reference than tiny, blurred or heavily distorted text. Complex artwork and major changes in word length can make matching harder. A delivered image may still need your judgment before it is suitable to publish.
Use only images you own or are authorized to edit. Identity documents, financial records, official certificates, medical documents and deceptive evidence are not supported. Do not create fake conversations or misleading screenshots. Read the Acceptable Use Policy for the full boundary.
One Credit is consumed only after successful delivery. Technical failures and safety blocks do not consume a Credit. Review the Refund Policy and Privacy Policy before uploading.
Yes. TypeRefit uses the visible lettering as a reference, so you do not need to identify or install the original font. It tries to recreate the font appearance; it does not guarantee exact font reconstruction.
TypeRefit tries to preserve the surrounding design as closely as possible, but generative editing can introduce small changes. Review the lettering, background and framing before publishing. Output dimensions may adjust to a supported aspect ratio.
Upload PNG, JPG/JPEG or WebP, up to 10 MiB (10,485,760 bytes) and 80,000,000 pixels. The result is a PNG downloaded as output.png. Images expire after 24 hours, so download the result you want to keep.
Yes, for legitimate creative assets you own or have permission to edit. Posters, event graphics, menus and product marketing images are suitable examples. Clear, readable text gives the system a more useful visual reference.
No. Identity documents, bank statements, financial transaction evidence, deceptive receipts, official certificates and medical documents are not supported. Fake chats, fake emails and misleading screenshots are also prohibited. Use TypeRefit for legitimate creative work.
One Credit is consumed only when a successful edit is delivered. Technical failures and safety-blocked edits do not consume a Credit; any reserved Credit is released. A delivered result that you dislike is not automatically treated as a technical failure. See the Refund Policy for refund terms.
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