Add Text to Image

Yes — press Enter within the text input to add new lines. You can also add multiple separate text layers, which lets you position different pieces of text independently — for example, a large headline in the centre and a small caption at the bottom. Each layer has its own font, colour, size, and effects. You can have up to 10 text layers per image.

Add a text outline (stroke). White text with a 2–3px black outline is readable on both dark and light backgrounds without needing to know what the image looks like behind it. This is why meme text traditionally uses white Impact font with black outline — it works universally. Alternatively, enable the background box effect for a solid or semi-transparent panel behind the text.

The tool includes 20 preset fonts covering sans-serif, serif, display, and handwriting styles — Inter, Montserrat, Playfair Display, Bebas Neue, Pacifico, and more. You can also type any Google Font name in the custom font field to load any of the 1,000+ fonts available in the Google Fonts library. Fonts load instantly from Google's CDN.

Yes — drag text to any position on the image. Use the arrow keys for 1px nudges (Shift+arrow for 10px nudges) for precise placement. Alignment guides appear when text is centred horizontally or vertically. You can also rotate text to any angle using the rotation slider or the quick rotation buttons in the effects panel.

Yes — the tool exports at the original image resolution, not the screen display size. Text is rendered at full resolution regardless of how the image appears on screen. If your original image is 4000×3000px, the exported image with text is also 4000×3000px with crisp, sharp text.