How can I edit or change text in image while keeping the same font

If you're comfortable with the command line, Using GraphicsMagick is a great option to change text in image on PC. GraphicsMagick is a powerful command-line image processing tool that can edit text in images. You can use it to change text in image using a variety of commands.

To get started, you'll need to download and install GraphicsMagick on your PC. Once installed, you can use the following command to change text in image:

convert input_image.png -pointsize 24 -font Arial -fill white -draw "text 100,100 'New Text'" output_image.png

In this command:

convert is the GraphicsMagick command to convert and edit images.

input_image.png is the input image file with the text you want to change.

-pointsize 24 sets the font size to 24 points.

-font Arial sets the font to Arial.

-fill white sets the text color to white.

-draw "text 100,100 'New Text'" draws the new text at coordinates (100,100) with the specified font and color.

You can customize the command to suit your needs, changing the font, size, color, and position of the new text.

Tips and Variations:

• Use the -gravity option to position the text with respect to the image's center, top, bottom, left, or right.
• Use the -background option to set the background color of the text.
• Use the -colorspace option to change the color space of the image before editing the text.
• Use the -append option to append the new text to the existing text in the image.

Keep in mind that GraphicsMagick is a command-line tool, so you'll need to use a terminal or command prompt to run the commands.