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.
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