How do I position text on the image?

Each text layer has an X and Y position field measured in pixels from the top-left corner of the image. Set X=0, Y=0 for the top-left corner, or use the image dimensions to calculate centered positions.

What fonts are available?

The tool uses fonts available in your browser. Sans-serif (Arial/Helvetica), serif, and monospace are always available. Additional fonts depend on your operating system.

Can I add more than one text line?

Yes. Click "Add Text Layer" to add as many lines as you need. Each layer can have independent position, size, colour, and alignment settings.

Image Text Overlay

Add positioned text annotations to an image. Control font size, colour, and alignment. Download result as PNG.

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FAQ

How do I position text on the image?: Each text layer has an X and Y position field measured in pixels from the top-left corner of the image. Set X=0, Y=0 for the top-left corner, or use the image dimensions to calculate centered positions.
What fonts are available?: The tool uses fonts available in your browser. Sans-serif (Arial/Helvetica), serif, and monospace are always available. Additional fonts depend on your operating system.
Can I add more than one text line?: Yes. Click "Add Text Layer" to add as many lines as you need. Each layer can have independent position, size, colour, and alignment settings.

The Image Text Overlay tool lets you add multiple text lines to an uploaded image, each with its own X/Y position, font size, colour, and alignment (left, centre, right). Text is rendered on an HTML Canvas on top of the image. You can add any number of text layers and remove individual ones. Click Download to export the annotated image as a PNG. All processing runs in your browser — no data is sent to a server.