Edit text in an image

Edit text in an image in three steps

1. 01

   Open Morphic

   Sign up and start creating on a free-flowing, infinite visual canvas.

2. 02

   Mark the text and type the new words

   Upload the image, point at the words you want to change, and enter the new wording.

3. 03

   Generate and export

   Morphic renders the new text in the same font, colour, and perspective. Review, then export.

Use cases

Fix a typo without rebuilding the file

A finished graphic with one wrong word usually means digging out the source file, or reworking it from scratch. Editing the text in place fixes the wording while keeping the exact font and layout. You correct the slip and export, without touching the rest of the design.

Localise a sign or label

Swap the wording on a sign, pack, or poster into another language while the type, colour, and placement stay put. It is a fast way to see how a design reads in a new market before committing to a full redraw, and to produce mockups that look real rather than pasted over.

Try alternative headlines on a design

Test a few versions of a headline, a tagline, or a call to action directly on the artwork. Because the type style carries over, each variant looks like a finished layout, not a rough. Compare wording options side by side and pick the one that lands before handing anything off.

Update a price, date, or detail

A menu price, an event date, a model number on packaging: the small text that changes often. Rewrite just that detail and keep the surrounding design intact. It saves re-exporting a whole template every time one figure moves, and the edit sits naturally in the original type.