Step 01: Upload an image
Upload an image and open the text overlay editor.
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Overlay a caption at the top, center, or bottom, then download — free, no account, no watermark.
Drag & drop files here
Or click to browse (up to 15 MB)
Place readable text overlays without a full design tool.
Upload an image and open the text overlay editor.
Type the text, set the font, color, size, and placement settings.
Apply the text layer and download the marked image.
I built it for image comments and quick education screens that need a clear caption.
It gives you a text layer without moving the file through a full creative workspace.
The browser editor makes it easy to move an overlay until it feels right.
This is useful when you need to mark an image without changing the original photo content.
See what Add Text is built to change — static marketing mock, not a live edit.
Plain image
Text overlay
Call out UI steps with short labels.
Add a headline on photos before posting.
Mark areas on a photo for feedback.
Stamp a date or title on a flyer image.
Formats, processing, and practical limits for this tool.
Text overlays rely on a readable font, enough contrast, and enough image space. A very small photo or a dark background can make the label harder to see.
Straight answers about this tool — privacy, formats, limits, and how processing works.
Choose top, center, or bottom. The server draws the caption with a small margin from the edge so the text stays readable inside the frame.
Set the caption string, font size (8–400), and a hex color such as #FFFFFF. Preview updates in the browser; Convert applies the overlay on the server.
No. ImageToolkit returns a new download (named with a _text suffix). Your upload is processed for the request and is not kept in a permanent gallery.
The tool keeps your upload’s format when possible (for example PNG stays PNG). If the format cannot be saved that way, it falls back to PNG.
Yes. Uploads are capped at 15 MB, and each image edge must be 6000 pixels or less.