Add a title and export your image
Use the title editor to place editable text over a completed image. This keeps spelling under your control and lets you change a headline without paying for another background generation.
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Edit the text layer
Open a generated result in the editor. Select the title and double-click to change its wording. Choose a font and text treatment, then move it into the empty part of the composition. Keep the face or product unobstructed.
A text layer can be moved or deleted. Text already painted into the background is part of the image and cannot be edited as a separate layer. Generate a scene without lettering if you need full control over the headline.
Check readability at a small size
Use a short phrase with a clear hierarchy. Put light text against a dark area, or add a contrasting outline when the background is busy. Look at the preview at a small size; a title that only works when enlarged is hard to read in a feed.
Leave a margin around the edges and check the platform size guides before publishing. App overlays and crops can cover text that looks safe on the full canvas.
Download the finished version
Use Download in the editor after the background and fonts have loaded. Check the downloaded file, including the text and dimensions, before uploading it elsewhere. Keep the original image if you want to make another headline variant later.
If the image cannot load, return to the result and reopen the editor. A temporary network or font-loading problem does not require another generation.