Text Behind Image is an AI-powered online image editing tool whose core purpose is to create a depth effect in images where "text is located behind objects or the photographic subject." It is suitable for quickly producing visual works such as social posters and video covers. The official description states that it can be used without registration, and finished works can be downloaded instantly.
Main capabilities include: AI automatic object detection, which can automatically recognize people and objects and generate a layered effect without the need for manual cutouts; text style customization, allowing selection of multiple font families, adjustment of font size, color, opacity, and rotation angle, and addition of stroke effects; real-time preview and editing, with instant viewing of effects while inputting and adjusting, and support for dragging to reposition, scaling, and fine-tuning details; high-resolution export, allowing download of clear PNG or JPG files suitable for social media, posters, and print materials; preset font collections, providing font presets optimized for depth-of-field effects that can be applied with one click.
The usage method is divided into three steps: Step one, upload an image, supporting JPG, PNG, and WEBP formats, with a maximum file size of 10MB, and it is best if the image has a clear subject or object; Step two, customize the text, after entering the text the AI automatically places it behind the object, and parameters such as font, font size, color, and rotation can be adjusted while fine-tuning the position; Step three, download the result, and after previewing, download it instantly in high-resolution PNG or JPG format. The official description says it is currently free to use, requires no registration, and downloads have no watermarks.
Applicable scenarios include Instagram posts and stories, YouTube thumbnails, CapCut editing, and general design needs. The official site also provides related operation guides, such as creating the text-behind effect in Instagram, achieving this effect in CapCut, and placing text behind the subject for YouTube thumbnails.
In terms of limitations, the official site clearly states that a single image can be at most 10MB and supports JPG, PNG, and WEBP formats; the tool can be used on mobile devices; regarding questions such as whether uploaded images are stored on the server, commercial use authorization, and the specific differences from software such as Photoshop, the materials list them as frequently asked questions but do not provide specific answers, so no clear explanation is currently provided.