Batch Image Top/Bottom Text Tool

Add custom text to the top or bottom of images in bulk, with editable text style, background color, and area height.

Browser execution mode: Your data is processed in your browser and is not uploaded to the server.

Speed and Stability: Processing speed depends on your device and browser. For large batch work, the desktop version may be more stable.

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Instructions

How to Use

Select images: Click the “Select Images” button, or drag images into the upload area. Common formats such as JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, and GIF are supported. GIFs are processed as static images.
Use a sample image: Click “Load Sample Image” to quickly view the workflow and output, ideal for testing settings first.
Set text position: In the “Text Content” tab, choose to add text to the top, bottom, or both. You can enter multiple lines and use variables such as {name}, {filename}, and {index}.
Adjust style settings:
- Typography: Set font, font size, line height, letter spacing, bold, italic, text alignment, and vertical position.
- Area style: Set text area height, left/right padding, top/bottom padding, text color, background color, and background opacity.
- Effects: Enable word wrap, auto-shrink long text, text shadow, text outline, divider line, and smooth rendering.
Configure output: In the “Process & Download” tab, choose original format, PNG, JPG, or WebP, then set compression quality and ZIP file name.
Start processing: Click “Start Processing”. The tool processes all selected images with the current settings. The preview shows only the first 20 files; the rest are still processed normally.
Download results: After processing, click “Download ZIP” to save the results. File names are kept as close to the originals as possible. Duplicate names are automatically numbered.

FAQ

A: No. The tool adds a new text area above or below the image, so the original image content is preserved and not overlaid.

A: Yes. In the “Text Content” tab, choose “Both” and enter the top and bottom text separately.

A: Yes. Line breaks in the input are drawn as multiple lines. When “Auto Wrap” is enabled, long text wraps based on the image width.

A: When “Keep Original Format” is selected, output file names are kept as close to the originals as possible. If names duplicate, a number suffix is added, such as photo(2).jpg.

A: Common causes include a text area that is too short, a font size that is too large, or too many lines. Increase the area height, reduce the font size, or enable “Auto-Shrink Long Text”.

A: Original format, PNG, JPG, and WebP are supported. If the original format is not suitable for re-export, it is automatically converted to PNG.

A: No. Image reading, text rendering, and ZIP creation are all done locally in your browser. The server does not receive your image files.