Fix Garbled Text in AI Images

Any of them — images from Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, Flux, DALL·E and others, including ones that were cropped or compressed afterwards. Upload the image and box the text; you do not need the original prompt.

Regenerating is a re-roll: the text might come out right, but the composition, characters and colors change — the version you liked is gone, and the new text can be garbled again. Here only the boxed text changes and the rest of the picture stays.

Not every time. In our tests, full gibberish and English misspellings were usually fixed in one attempt. The hardest case is near-miss characters — a glyph that is almost right but off by one stroke (common with Chinese) — which the AI sometimes treats as already correct. Boxing the whole line and writing out the complete correct sentence in the instruction works better.

Email ray5197@foxmail.com with your account email and roughly when you ran it (no need to re-upload — we can find the generation on our side). We review the original and the result by hand, and if the text really was not fixed, we refund the credits for that run.

Normally no: only the boxed text is rewritten, and the people, background and colors outside it stay the same. Make sure the text you want fixed is inside the box — if the words in your instruction only exist outside it, the AI may edit that spot instead.

Most image models paint shapes that look like letters rather than typesetting characters one by one, so complex scripts like Chinese — and small or long text in any language — go wrong easily. Newer models such as GPT Image 2.5 are much better at text, but older and many open-source models still garble it regularly.

Yes. Signing up gives you one free fix — no credit card, no subscription. After that, pay-as-you-go credits that never expire.

It is for fixing text in your own posters, covers, illustrations and marketing visuals. Do not use it to alter receipts, IDs, certificates, transcripts, contracts, or any document meant to prove a fact.