When Screenshot Text Edits Work Best
Operating systems and web interfaces often use UI fonts such as Segoe UI, Roboto, Inter, Microsoft YaHei, or PingFang. Flat colours and smooth gradients are generally easier to repair; tiny text, compression artifacts, complex icons, and elements crossing the text make edits harder.
How to Replace Text in a Screenshot
Upload or paste the screenshot
Use a JPG, PNG, or WebP file. The editor starts OCR automatically; model preparation can make the first scan slower than later scans.
Select one text line
Click a detected OCR region. Resize it if it includes neighbouring content, or use Add OCR box when the text was missed.
Remove the original pixels
Use Remove original text inside box. The editor chooses a local repair path from the mask and background; use the removal brush or fill tools if the automatic result is not clean.
Enter and match the replacement
Type in the side panel or double-click the selected box, then match font, size, weight, spacing, colour, baseline, outline, and shadow.
Review and export
Check small type, icons, edges, and background transitions at more than one zoom level, then download the result as a PNG.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do when OCR misses small screenshot text?
Use Add OCR box to draw one region around a single text line. Keep the box tight, avoid nearby icons, and review the replacement at a larger zoom.
Can I use this workflow for an official record?
Use it for mockups, demonstrations, and product documentation. For invoices, evidence, account records, or other official material, correct the source data and take a new screenshot.
Does local processing mean the editor downloads nothing?
No. The web application, OCR models, repair model, fonts, and runtime files may be downloaded and cached. Local processing means the editing workflow runs on your device; it does not mean the page makes no network requests.
Start Editing Your Screenshots
Upload a screenshot and validate the local repair and typography match first on a simple background.
Launch Image Text Editor