Place a caption between a photo's background and its subject, so the person or product
overlaps the letters for a layered poster look. The subject cut-out reuses the same on-device
matting as Remove Background, and the composite is drawn in your browser before download.
What Text Behind Image Is Useful For
The layered look is common on posters, album covers, thumbnails, profile banners, and product
promos: a large word sits behind the subject so the composition reads as depth rather than a flat
overlay. Because the cut-out and the type are both drawn locally, drafts can be iterated quickly
without sending the photo anywhere.
How to Use Text Behind Image in 3 Steps
- Upload. Drop in a JPG, PNG, or WebP photo with a clearly separated subject.
- Compose. Type the caption, then set font, weight, size, colour, opacity,
rotation, and position, and pick the cut-out quality.
- Download. Preview the layered composite and export PNG, JPG, or WebP.
Tips for a Convincing Overlap
Scale the text so it crosses the subject rather than clearing it — the occlusion is what sells
the effect. Portrait quality is worth selecting when hair, fur, or soft edges meet the letters.
PNG keeps the crispest type edges; JPG is flattened onto white on export.
Privacy
Supported image content is not uploaded for processing. Matting, compositing, and export run
in your browser; site analytics and the assistant are separate.