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

If you want to edit text with the same font on your PC, you can use Krita, a free and open-source image editing software.

Here's how to edit text with the same font:

1. Open Krita: Start by opening Krita on your PC. You can download it from the official website if you haven't already.

2. Import the image: Open the image that contains the text you want to edit by going to File > Open and selecting the image file.

3. Duplicate the text layer: Duplicate the text layer by going to Layer > Duplicate Layer. This will create a copy of the original text layer.

4. Select the text tool: Go to the Toolbox and select the Text tool. You can also use the shortcut T to select it.

5. Edit the text: Click on the text layer you duplicated in step 3, and then use the Text tool to edit the text. You can type in the new text, and Krita will automatically adjust the font, size, and style to match the original text.

6. Match the font: If you want to make sure the font matches the original text exactly, you can use the Font dropdown menu in the Text tool to select the correct font. You can also use the Font size and Font style controls to fine-tune the font settings.

7. Save the changes: Once you're happy with the edited text, save the changes by going to File > Save.

By following these steps, you should be able to edit text with the same font using Krita and keep the same font, size, and style as the original text.