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Place Text Anywhere on an Image

Draw text directly onto any image with full control over content, font, size, color, alignment, background, opacity, and position. Drag a box right on the image to place the text exactly where you want it. Perfect for watermarks, captions, social posts, branding, subtitles, before/after labels, and quick annotations.

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What it does

Draw Text overlays a customizable text block onto the input image and outputs a new image with the text baked in. Type your text, pick a font, set size and color, choose an alignment, optionally add a background fill with adjustable opacity, then click Edit Text Area to drag the text box into position visually. The text area is positioned and sized as percentages of the image (so the same node behaves predictably across different image sizes).

Problem it solves

• Watermarking – Stamp branding, copyright, or attribution onto images
• Captions & titles – Add headlines, dates, names, or context labels to images
• Social media graphics – Quick-cut text overlays for posts, thumbnails, story frames
• Before/after labeling – Annotate comparison images ("Before", "After", "Original", "Edited")
• Subtitles / video frame text – Burn-in text for video frame exports
• Quick annotations – Mark up screenshots, diagrams, references
• Branding consistency – Save a configured node and reuse the same text styling across a batch
• Visual placement – Drag the text box on the image instead of typing coordinates
• Resolution-independent positioning – Percentage-based X / Y / W / H means the same placement works across different image sizes

Input/Output

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• Input: Single image
  • Format: PNG, JPEG, or standard image formats
  • Resolution: Any size
  • Content: Any image (photos, screenshots, generated outputs, etc.) </aside>

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• Output: Image with text drawn on it

  • Format: Same as input
  • Resolution: Same as input
  • Content: Original image with the configured text rendered at the chosen position

  

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Configuration Options

• TEXT: The actual text to draw onto the image (free-form, multi-line supported).