Update Promotional Offers
Change “20% Off” to “30% Off,” replace an expired promotion, or refresh seasonal campaign copy.
AI Ad Studio / Ad Text Editor
Need to change a headline, price, offer, date, or CTA in an ad you already have? Upload the finished creative, choose the text you want to update, and create a revised version without rebuilding the entire design from scratch.
Works with finished JPG, PNG, and WebP ads, even when the original PSD or Figma file is unavailable.
Upload an AdAI-generated edits may vary. Review important prices, legal copy, logos, and product details before publishing.
Use the workspace below to upload a finished ad and work with its detected text and layers.
Layer Deconstruction Engine

When Only the Wording Needs to Change
A campaign can still look good even when its message is outdated. Maybe the sale changed, the price is different, the event date moved, the CTA needs another phrase, or the original designer is unavailable. If the finished image is all you have, rebuilding the whole creative can take more work than the change itself. Start with the finished ad, update the visible copy you need, and review the revised result.
Common Edits
Use Ad Text Editor for copy updates that would otherwise send you back into a full design workflow.
Change “20% Off” to “30% Off,” replace an expired promotion, or refresh seasonal campaign copy.
Update a displayed price without recreating the rest of the advertisement.
Try a new campaign headline while keeping the existing visual direction.
Change phrases such as “Shop Now,” “Learn More,” “Order Today,” or “Sign Up.”
Correct event dates, launch dates, deadlines, or promotional periods in an existing creative.
Change product names, short descriptions, feature callouts, or promotional labels.
Fix spelling mistakes or outdated copy after the creative has already been exported.
Replace existing text with copy for another market or language, then review the layout fit.
No PSD? No Figma File?
Sometimes the editable source file is gone. You may only have the exported JPG, a social post, an old campaign image, or a creative from a previous designer. Work from the visible image without first recovering the original design file.
Ad Text Editor creates a new edited image from the source you upload.
It does not restore the original PSD, Figma, Illustrator file, or editing history.
How It Works
Start with the JPG, PNG, or WebP creative you want to update.
AI identifies readable text areas and connects them to the editing workspace.
Replace the headline, offer, price, CTA, date, or other visible copy.
Apply your requested text changes while aiming to preserve the rest of the creative.
Check typography, spacing, product details, logos, and important copy before using the result.
Keep the Creative. Change the Message.
The goal is to keep the visual idea you already have and change the wording that needs updating. Results can vary, so review the generated image.
Aim to keep the overall layout and visual structure close to the source.
Keep the product, model, or main subject consistent where possible.
Retain the existing background and campaign atmosphere where possible.
Use the original image as a guide for visual style, colors, and creative direction.
Know What to Expect
Results can vary when typography is highly stylized, partly hidden, distorted, very small, or blended into textures, lighting, shadows, or graphic effects.
A flattened image does not contain the original font file.
A much longer phrase may need smaller type or different spacing to fit.
Brand marks and custom lettering are often graphic elements rather than editable copy.
Check disclaimers, prices, legal copy, product labels, and other important text carefully.
It is not the original source design file.
Choose the Right Workflow
Best when you mainly need to change visible wording: headlines, prices, offers, dates, CTA text, labels, and campaign messages.
Edit Ad TextBest when you need separate editable parts, such as text layers, products, logos, graphics, backgrounds, or exportable assets.
Open Ad DelayerBefore You Upload
Upload advertisements, marketing graphics, posters, banners, and other images that you own or have permission to edit. Changing text inside an image does not give you rights to third-party photography, artwork, trademarks, logos, fonts, or other protected content.
Review generated content before commercial use. Commercial use depends on your plan, model terms, and input rights. Check prices, claims, legal disclosures, trademarks, product information, and branded elements.
FAQ
It helps you change visible wording in an existing advertisement or marketing image. Upload a finished creative, choose detected text, enter replacement copy, and create a revised image.
Yes. You can start from a flattened JPG even if you no longer have the original editable design file.
Yes. JPG, PNG, and WebP creatives are supported. Clear, high-resolution text is usually a better starting point for detection and editing.
No. The workflow starts from a finished image, so you do not need to reopen a traditional design project.
Yes, when the price is clearly visible. Review pricing information carefully in the generated result before publishing.
That is the intended use. The editor aims to keep other creative elements consistent, but generated results can include visual differences.
Yes. CTA labels and short promotional phrases can be suitable when they are clearly visible in the source.
Not always. A flattened image does not include the original font file, so exact font matching cannot be guaranteed.
You can update multiple detected text areas before generating. Text left unchanged is not included in the requested edits.
Text removal may be possible where the workspace supports it. Results depend on the surrounding background and how the text is integrated into the image.
Yes. Posters, event flyers, banners, social ads, ecommerce graphics, and other flattened marketing images can be suitable sources.
Yes. You can use a finished AI-generated creative as the source if it contains readable text you want to revise.
You can replace existing copy with text in another language. Review spacing, line breaks, and visual balance after generation.
No. It creates a new edited image and cannot recover original layers, fonts, masks, blend modes, or editing history from a flattened image.
Logos and custom lettering are often graphic artwork rather than ordinary text, so they may not edit reliably with a text workflow. Use Ad Delayer when you need separate control over logo elements.
Use Ad Delayer when you need separate control over text, products, logos, graphics, and backgrounds.
The editor aims to preserve unaffected areas, but AI image editing can introduce small visual differences. Compare the result with the source before publishing.
After the edit is complete, review the result and download the updated image from the workspace.
Clear headlines, prices, CTA labels, dates, and short promotional copy are good starting points. Very small, curved, distorted, or heavily blended text can be more difficult.
Commercial use depends on your plan, model terms, and rights to the source image, fonts, logos, trademarks, product photography, and other protected material.
Update the Ad You Already Have
Upload the finished creative, choose the wording that needs updating, and create a revised image for your next campaign.
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