Refresh prototype copy
Create a revised visual for a design review after changing a button or heading.
Image text editing guide
A screenshot may contain outdated copy, a placeholder, or sample content that needs a visual revision. Use this guide to scope a screenshot edit and keep the result clearly labeled as a mockup when appropriate.
Review the output carefully. Text shape, spelling, and surrounding image details can vary by source image and model.
Before you edit
Interface text is aligned to grids and often surrounded by icons, controls, and fine borders. Ask for a small, specific text change and inspect the surrounding UI for accidental edits. Never alter screenshots to misrepresent real product behavior or evidence.
How to do it
Capture a clean screenshot at readable resolution.
Point out the exact UI text to revise.
Include the replacement copy and preserve nearby controls.
Check alignment, spelling, and context; label mockups when they are not real UI.
Examples
Create a revised visual for a design review after changing a button or heading.
Replace sample text in an instructional image while retaining its visual layout.
Preview alternative interface wording before making the corresponding product change.
FAQ
Do not present an edited mockup as an authentic screenshot of a live product. Clearly identify revised screens as concepts or mockups.
Small text may be hard to read or reconstruct. Use a high-resolution screenshot and verify every character and interface detail.
No. Editing an image changes the image only. Update the source design or application separately.