Add Text to Image
Drop an image and add a text caption with your choice of font, size, colour, stroke, shadow, alignment, and rotation. Position it anywhere, then download. All local.
1. Image & text
Canvas · localDrop an image here
or click to browse · or paste with Ctrl/Cmd + V
2. Preview & export
—About Add Text to Image
Add Text to Image places a caption on an image with control over font, size, colour, stroke, shadow, alignment, and rotation, positioned anywhere you like. It suits making memes, quote graphics, social posts, and labelled images.
Adding text usually means opening an editor. Doing it in the browser is quicker for a single caption and keeps the image private.
Step by step
- Drop the image you want to caption.
- Type your text and choose a font, size, and colour.
- Add a stroke or shadow so the text stays readable over busy areas.
- Drag the text into position and rotate it if needed.
- Download the finished image.
What it offers
- Custom font, size, and colour
- Stroke and shadow for legibility
- Free positioning, alignment, and rotation
- Caption rendered in the browser
Tips for best results
- Add a stroke or shadow when text sits over a detailed area so it stays readable.
- Stick to one or two fonts; too many looks cluttered.
- Leave margin around the edges so text is not cropped by social previews.
Why people use it
Fast captions
Add text without opening a full editor.
Readable anywhere
Stroke and shadow keep text legible over any background.
Private
The image stays on your device.
Flexible layout
Position and rotate the text freely.
Common questions
This runs entirely in your browser
No file or text you enter here is uploaded. Encoding and decoding happen on your device using native browser APIs — close the tab and nothing remains on a server.