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Correct a status, label, value, or short message inside an interface screenshot.
Upload a screenshot. Local OCR finds the words, then you click a line and type the replacement.
The animated example shows the exact flow: upload, automatic detection, click the text, replace it, and download.
No layers panel, font menu, or crowded toolbar. The visual settings are inferred for you.
Choose a clear screenshot or image. Text detection starts automatically.
Select an outlined line and enter the new wording in one field.
Review the result and save a full-resolution PNG.
The tool uses local OCR to locate each line and estimate its bounds. When you replace a line, it samples the nearby background, keeps the measured text height and color, and uses the closest font available in your browser.
This lightweight method avoids a generative AI request, so detection is private and repeat edits do not create model costs. Flat backgrounds and sharp screenshots produce the most reliable match.
Change a field without rebuilding the entire layout in a design app.
Correct a status, label, value, or short message inside an interface screenshot.
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Font size and color are estimated from pixels. The original font name is used when OCR can detect it and the font exists on your device. Otherwise, the browser selects a close local fallback.
Text wrapped around a curve, heavy perspective, gradients, texture, and shadows can reveal the sampled background patch. Those images need a full inpainting workflow.
Answers about font matching, screenshot support, privacy, and complex backgrounds.
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP. The tool detects text locally. Click an outlined line, type the replacement, and download the updated PNG.
It estimates the original size, color, and background, then uses the closest font available in your browser. An exact match depends on whether the original font is installed.
Yes. Screenshots, interface labels, menus, receipts, and flat graphic layouts usually give the cleanest result because their backgrounds are consistent.
No. Text recognition, editing, and export run in your browser. The image is not sent to a generative AI API.
A photograph can contain texture, shadows, perspective, or curved lettering. The local tool samples nearby pixels, so complex surfaces can need a full photo editor for a seamless repair.