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TextRaze

TextRaze

AI photo editor to replace text, remove shadows & glare

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About TextRaze

TextRaze works by asking you to do three things: draw a box around the text you want to change, type what it currently says, and type what you want it to say instead. The AI then reads the font style, size, color, and placement from your image and regenerates that area with the new wording. No Photoshop, no font hunting, no layer management.

The mechanic is deliberately narrow. You're not getting a full image editor or an open-ended inpainting tool. TextRaze targets one specific operation. Replacing existing text in a photo. And builds a focused workflow around it. Upload a JPEG, PNG, or WebP (up to 3 MB), prepare your edit without even signing in, then authenticate with Google when you're ready to generate. The result downloads at the same pixel dimensions as your source image.

The credit model is straightforward: every successful edit costs 10 credits, full-resolution download included. Monthly plans don't roll credits over, so if you're doing sporadic work, the one-time packs (starting at $4.99 for about 5 generations) are probably the smarter buy. The tool also covers shadow removal and glare removal, though the core pitch is clearly around text replacement in finished images. Updating a price on a menu photo, swapping a headline on an event poster, or refreshing wording on a product graphic without rebuilding the whole asset.

Key features

Bounding-box text selection

You draw a box around the exact text you want to replace, which keeps the edit scoped to that area and leaves the rest of the image untouched.

AI font and background matching

The AI reads the font style, size, color, and placement already present in your image, so you don't need to identify or source the original typeface yourself.

Before/after comparison viewer

A draggable divider lets you compare the original and edited image side by side before you commit to downloading, so you can catch any issues with nearby words or numbers.

Prepare-before-signin flow

You can upload your image, draw the selection, and fill in both text fields before signing in with Google, which means you're not blocked by auth until the moment you actually generate.

Original-dimension downloads

The downloaded result matches the exact pixel width and height of your source image, so it slots back into whatever layout or workflow it came from without rescaling.

One-time credit packs

If you don't need a monthly subscription, you can buy a Trial Pack ($4.99, ~5 generations) or a Usage Pack ($19.90, ~25 generations) with credits that never expire.

Best for

  • Designers updating event posters without rebuilding from scratch
  • Restaurant or retail operators swapping prices and names in menu or signage photos
  • Marketing teams refreshing product image copy for a new campaign
  • Freelancers doing quick one-off text fixes for clients
  • Anyone who needs occasional edits and prefers a pay-once pack over a subscription

Skip if

  • Skip this if you need to edit large blocks of body text. The bounding-box approach is built for short phrases, headlines, and prices, not paragraphs.
  • Skip this if you're working with images over 3 MB or formats other than JPEG, PNG, or WebP, since those aren't supported.
  • Skip this if you need credits to roll over month to month. Unused monthly credits expire, so irregular users will lose value on the Lite or Pro plans.

Pros & cons

Pros

  • No font identification required. The AI infers style, size, and color directly from the image.
  • The prepare-before-signin flow removes friction; you can set up your full edit before hitting the auth step.
  • One-time credit packs never expire, which is genuinely useful for sporadic work without a subscription commitment.
  • Full-resolution downloads are included on every tier, including the $4.99 Trial Pack.
  • The comparison viewer shows the edit in context before you download, which helps catch errors in adjacent text or numbers.

Cons

  • Monthly credits don't roll over on either the Lite ($9/mo) or Pro ($29/mo) plan, so any unused generations at month-end are lost.
  • The 3 MB file size cap will block higher-resolution source images that are common in professional print workflows.
  • There's no API or bulk processing mentioned. Every edit appears to require manual interaction through the web UI.
  • Documentation is thin on what happens when an edit fails (whether credits are consumed on a failed generation isn't clearly stated in the public-facing text).

Pricing

TierPriceIncludes
Lite$9/month300 credits/month (~30 generations), AI font and background matching, full-resolution downloads, email support. Unused credits don't roll over. Annual billing saves 50%.
Pro$29/month1200 credits/month (~120 generations), AI font and background matching, full-resolution downloads, email support. Lowest cost per edit of the subscription plans. Unused credits don't roll over. Annual billing saves 50%.
Trial Pack$4.99 one-time50 credits (~5 generations), one-time payment, credits never expire, full-resolution downloads included.
Usage Pack$19.90 one-time250 credits (~25 generations), one-time payment, credits never expire, full-resolution downloads included.

Frequently asked questions

How many edits do I get on the Lite plan?

The Lite plan gives you 300 credits per month at $9/mo, which works out to about 30 generations since each successful edit costs 10 credits. Unused credits don't roll over to the next month.

Do I need to know the font used in my image?

No. TextRaze's AI reads the font style, size, color, and placement from your image directly, so you don't need to identify or install any typeface.

How does TextRaze compare to editing the image in Photoshop?

Photoshop gives you full control but requires you to manually match the font, clone-stamp the background, and handle layer management yourself. TextRaze handles font matching and background blending automatically, which is faster for simple text swaps but offers far less control for complex edits.

Can I try it before committing to a subscription?

Yes. The Trial Pack costs $4.99 as a one-time payment and gives you 50 credits (about 5 generations) that never expire, so you can test the tool without signing up for the $9/mo Lite plan.

What image formats and sizes does TextRaze accept?

TextRaze accepts JPEG, PNG, and WebP files up to 3 MB. Files above that limit or in other formats aren't supported.

How TextRaze compares

TextRaze vs Adobe Photoshop

Photoshop gives you complete manual control over font, layer, and background work, but it requires far more skill and time for a simple text swap. TextRaze is faster for straightforward replacements if you don't need that level of precision.

TextRaze vs Canva

Canva is great when you own the editable source file, but it can't edit text baked into a flat photo or image you don't have the original design for. Which is exactly the gap TextRaze fills.

TextRaze vs Adobe Firefly (Generative Fill)

Firefly's generative fill can repaint image regions, but it's not purpose-built for matching existing typography in a photo, whereas TextRaze's entire workflow is oriented around reading and replicating the text style already in your image.

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