How to put text to the image?

In this article, you can find 3 ways how to add text to the image in Stripo editor.

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Written by Artur Chernorot
Updated over a week ago

This article will be useful if you want to make your emails more expressive.

We have 3 options to put text on the image, and we will look at them in this article.

First option: use the "Banner" block.

Upload an image to the banner block and add the text from the top panel to it:

The second option: use block "Text" and add a background image behind it.

Add the text block, turn on the background image of the structure, and upload your image:

Please be sure that your image is wide enough! It is necessary that the image fits the dimensions of the structure itself (its width and height). Otherwise, the image will be non-responsive;

But don't be scared if you see only a small part of the image - just add a spacer block and turn on the "Dynamic spacer", drop it over and under the text block, and stretch it.

I would like to note that using a picture as a background is not always a good option. For example, the Outlook email client has some problems displaying background images.

I would like to advise you to read our article for more details.

Also, the background image cannot be responsive for mobile since the screen on the mobile is much narrower than on the desktop, and only part of the background is visible.

And last but not least, it's editing your image with the built-in image editor.

Add an "Image" block for this function and make changes by editing the image itself. To do so, please click on the "magic wand".

After that, the image editor will be opened. Add some text and save the changes.

Please be informed that after saving the picture, you won't be able to change it!


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