What a Screenshot Text Editor Can and Cannot Do
A screenshot is a flattened bitmap, so the original UI text layers and fonts are not editable. Local repair is a better fit for clear text on solid colours or smooth gradients. Tiny text, compression artifacts, complex icons, shadows, strong perspective, and elements crossing the text need closer manual review.
A Practical Screenshot Text Editor Workflow
Upload or paste a JPG, PNG, or WebP screenshot and use OCR as a starting point for the text selection.
Refine the editable mask so background repair stays inside the old text area.
Repair the old-text area where the nearby UI background supports it, then enter replacement text and adjust font, size, weight, spacing, colour, stroke, and shadow.
Confirm that the old text has been repaired and replaced with the new text, then review edges, spacing, and background transitions at a useful zoom before downloading a PNG.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which screenshots should not be edited with this tool?
Do not use this tool to alter screenshots used as official records, evidence, invoices, or account information. It is intended for mockups, illustrative images, and product documentation; correct content in the source system or take a new screenshot instead.
Open the Screenshot Text Editor
Try OCR suggestions, editable masks, and local background repair on a suitable UI background, then review the result before downloading a PNG.
Launch Image Text Editor