ReWords AI

Fixing text on an exported raster graphic is normally an annoying manual chore. When letters are flattened into a PNG or JPEG, their vector data disappears: the typography is permanently fused with textures, gradients, and lighting. If a marketing date shifts or a price updates, designers face a cumbersome algorithmic loop: locate the lost source file, or manually stamp out the old letters, guess the font family, match kerning by eye, and repaint the background. ReWords AI automates this entire sequence inside a web browser, operating directly on baked-in pixels without requiring source project files from Photoshop, Illustrator, or Canva.

While generative typography platforms like Refont AI focus on rendering stylized letterforms from scratch onto flat visual exports, ReWords AI tackles the reverse problem: modifying or removing typography that is already trapped inside a completed raster asset. The system runs an automated pipeline that detects text boundaries, removes original glyphs, reconstructs the underlying surface textures via generative inpainting, and renders replacement copy matching the original font geometry, weight, color, and angle.

Key capabilities of the workspace include:

• Baked-in text replacement: Select identified words or manually draw bounding boxes across PNG, JPG, and WebP files to swap dates, promo codes, prices, and labels.
• Clean text removal: Leaving the replacement text field blank triggers an inpainting pass that erases badges, watermarks, or lettering while seamlessly filling the background.
• Multi-region batch adjustments: Modify multiple independent text blocks across a single layout in a unified generation pass.
• AI artifact cleanup: Repair garbled or misspelled words generated by models like Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, or DALL-E without rerunning prompts from scratch.
• Visual translation: Detects foreign text on screenshots, packaging, or comic panels, provides editable text translation previews, and renders localized lettering directly into speech bubbles or UI banners.

Quality and operational boundaries are strictly best-effort: the system approximates visual letterforms rather than extracting licensed font files. Crisp printed typography and standard UI labels yield reliable blends, whereas handwritten scripts, extreme perspectives, and heavily compressed images may show imperfections. Furthermore, the platform explicitly bans modifying official documents, IDs, receipts, and invoices.

ReWords AI operates under a paid commercial model where output resolutions dictate credit costs: standard 1K images consume 10 credits, HD 2K uses 20 credits, and Ultra HD 4K requires 30 credits. Subscriptions include the Professional plan (420 credits/month at $9.99), Advanced (1,000 credits/month at $19.99), and Ultimate (2,000 credits/month at $39.99). Users can also purchase standalone credit packs of 100 ($5.99), 200 ($9.99), or 500 credits ($19.99). High-resolution 2K and 4K exports are strictly restricted to monthly subscriptions, and unused subscription credits expire at the end of each billing cycle, whereas one-time credit packs never expire. Payments are processed securely via Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Link, with trial credits granted upon initial sign-in.