Click the words you want to change. Type the new ones. Download.
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REPLACE
Drag a box on the photo to add text.
HOW IT WORKS
Box it. Type it. Done.
MULTIPLE BOXES · ONE PASS
Box every line that needs changing — price, product name, call to action. Type each replacement, then generate all the boxes in a single pass.
01
Draw as many boxes as you need
Price, headline, small print — every spot that changes gets its own box. Each box pins one edit to an exact region.
02
Type each replacement, generate once
Fill in every box, then hit Generate. All regions are edited in one run — no fixing one spot and waiting, then doing it again.
Happy with the boxes? Hit Generate with AI.
Why boxing beats prompting
Other tools take a sentence like "change the price on the cup" and redraw the whole image. We take boxes. Each box pins one edit to an exact region, and every box is sent together, so a batch of changes costs one generation instead of one per line — while the product, lighting and background keep every original pixel.
EXAMPLES
Same edit. Minutes before, seconds now.
Every case below is a real request. Left: what people do today. Right: two boxes and a couple of keystrokes.
BeforeAfter
01Product photo
Coffee cup
The cup carries a brand line and a hand-written price. Every seasonal drop means a new version.
The old way
Lasso the text and patch the background
Hunt for a font that looks close
Warp it by hand to match the curve
3–10 min, and the font never quite matches
With this tool
Box the brand line and the price
Type the new copy
10–30 s, cup shape and shadows untouched
Cup, gloss, steam and background keep every original pixel. Only the boxed text changes.
BeforeAfter
02Out-of-home
Sidewalk ad
A chalk arrow on the pavement. The call to action changes with every campaign.
The old way
Photograph a clean plate
Redraw the arrow and lettering in Photoshop
Composite it back and match the chalk texture
Half an hour, texture still looks fake
With this tool
Box the words on the arrow
Type the new call to action
Chalk grain and pavement stay exactly as shot
The arrow itself, its chalk grain and the pavement texture are never regenerated.
BeforeAfter
03One image, N locales
OG image, every language
One social card, six locales. The usual answer is six separate designs.
The old way
Duplicate the design once per language
Export six files and wire them per locale
Change the headline later: redo all six
With this tool
Design the source once
Box the headline and drop in each translation
One source image feeds every locale
Layout, logo and illustration are made once. Only the headline text is swapped per language.
BeforeAfter
04Promo price
Struck-through sale price
Original price crossed out, new price underneath — the most repeated edit in e-commerce.
The old way
Draw the strikethrough by hand
Match thickness and color to the font
Fix alignment pixel by pixel
With this tool
Box the old price
Type the new price and flip the strikethrough toggle
Line weight follows the type automatically
Both the number and the strike line are regenerated inside the box, nothing else moves.
Placeholder images for now — drop real before/after shots in later.
HOW IT COMPARES
Four ways to change a price on a product photo
Same task: replace one price or product name on an image you already have.
Photoshop
Powerful, but heavy
3–10 min per image
Install + skills required
Font and perspective, exact
Canvas
Precise, but you write code
Dev time before first image
Zero marginal cost
Every layout change is a commit
Default AI
Fast, but redraws everything
Whole image regenerated
Product edges drift
Digits get invented
This tool
live
Only touches your box
Box many spots, generate once
Product stays untouched
You type the exact text
Photoshop is powerful but heavy. Canvas is precise but needs code. Default AI is fast but redraws the whole image. This tool only touches the box you draw.