Tips for Customizing Translated Text in Images
Edit Text Size for a Consistent Look
When different text blocks have varying sizes, the design can appear unbalanced. Use the “Set to Same Size” function to unify text elements within the same section or category. For example, body text should maintain a uniform size for readability, while titles or headers can be slightly larger to stand out. This ensures a well-structured and professional layout.
Adjust Font Style and Color
The right font style and color help your translated text blend naturally with the image. Choose a font that complements the original design—whether it is a formal document, a creative poster, or an infographic. Additionally, adjusting the font color can enhance visibility. For example, use darker shades for light backgrounds and lighter text for dark backgrounds to improve contrast and readability.
Reposition Text for Better Alignment
After merging split text, some blocks may not align perfectly with other elements. Manually repositioning them ensures that the translated content follows the original layout. This is particularly important for structured designs, such as diagrams, charts, or labels, where misalignment could confuse the reader.
By applying these simple adjustments, you can create a polished translation that maintains both readability and design integrity.