How to Add Caption Text to Images?
Our free image converter - Free JPG PNG TIF BMP Converter, also provides the ability to add caption text to images. You can insert and edit your own words to use as annotations, comments, memos, etc. You can also use the text as watermark. Additionally, you are able to insert a variable like time & date. It's free to change the alignment, position, size and opacity of the text.
Click "Add File(s)" or "Add Folder"
to import the images or the folder containing the images you
want to process. You can also drag them to
or copy and paste them to the file queue. After
you input the images, you can see some details of the images
like filename, location, size date created & date
modified. If you click on a image listed, you can
preview it on the right with more info like
file type, dimensions & color mode.
Click "Effects" and in the "Watermark
Text" tab, check "Add Watermark Text".
In the text field, you can enter the text you
want by typing or pasting them in. The text
alignment can be set with left, right
or center. By clicking "Font" you
can choose the font as well as its
style and size. You can also insert a variable like
the date or time. It allows you to apply shadow
and set background color of text. In the
"Position" menu, you can choose the
preset position of text like bottom right,
top left, center, etc.; it also allows you to
drag the text or enter the relative
X-Y offset values to change the position. You can enter
values in "Memo Width & Height" to adjust
the width and height of text overlay. There
is a transparency control slider ranging from
0 to 255 to adjust transparency.
By clicking "Preview", you can preview the
image in the popup previewer which has 2 windows. The
left window shows the original image
while the right window shows the
watermarked resulting image you will get. You
can freely use the buttons at the bottom to zoom in/out,
fit on window, or view them in actual pixels. You can
also click left mouse button/scroll the mouse wheel down to
zoom in or do the opposite to zoom out. When you drag the image
in the left or right window, the image in the other will also
moves so that you can see same region of both images.
If you are satisfied with what you will get, click "Close"
and then click "OK".
Click "Browse..." and you can choose the
output folder. By default, the output folder
is the same as the source folder. In the
"Output Format" menu, you can choose the image
format you want and click "Encoder Settings..."
to adjust compression, quality, color mode, etc.
of the format you choose. When you have finished all settings,
click "Convert" to start conversion. You can
see a "Status" window showing the conversion
info of the image being processed and the overall progress
bar. When the conversion is complete, you can click
"Open output folder" in the prompted window
to directly find the resulting images.
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