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Convert text within images and outlined texts into editable text

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Identify the font of text used in a raster image or outlined text, and convert it into live (editable) text.

  Retype is a beta feature in Illustrator on desktop now available for testing and feedback.

With Retype in Illustrator, you can identify the fonts of static texts used in raster images and outlined texts, eliminating the need for guesswork. Once you identify the font of a text, edit it effortlessly.

Huomautus:
  • Retype supports Latin (English, French, German) and Japanese scripts only.
  • On macOS 11, font identification from the image works fine. However, to edit the text, consider updating to macOS 12 or higher.
  • You no longer need a GPU (graphics card) in your computer to match fonts or edit outlined text. However, a GPU is still required to edit text within images. 
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Identify fonts of text used in images and outlined text

  1. Select the image or outlined text, and then select Type > Retype > Match Font. You see a dotted line around all the words that Retype auto-detects. The word that is the largest in scale is highlighted by default and surrounded by a marquee. The Retype panel also appears.

  2. Select the word in the image or outlined text for which you want to get font suggestions. The Retype panel shows 10 matching fonts as suggestions, ordered by the closeness to the font of the selected word.

    Font suggestions from both Adobe Fonts and system fonts are enabled by default. You can choose to turn off either of them by deselecting From Adobe Fonts or From your device respectively in Apply Filter  .

  3. If Retype fails to auto-detect a word in the image or outlined text, move the marquee and fit it around the undetected word to get font suggestions.

    Use the marquee in Retype for undetected text.

    Huomautus:
    • Use the marquee only if you don't see a dotted line around the word.
    • Marquee works best on horizontally aligned single-font text.
  4. Optionally, select Find more font matches at the bottom of the panel to find five more matching fonts.

    Also, you can type in your own text in the Retype panel to preview it with the given font suggestions.

  5. Press Esc to exit the Retype mode.

The font suggestions remain in the Retype panel until you run Retype again.

Convert static text to live text

Edit static text within a raster image or outlined text using a matching font from Adobe Fonts or your computer. 

  1. Select the image or outlined text, and then select TypeRetype > Edit Text. You see a dotted line around all the words that Retype auto-detects. The word that is the largest in scale is highlighted by default. The Retype panel also appears.

    Huomautus:

    Marquee selection is unavailable in Edit Text.

  2. Select the download icon   at the bottom of the panel, and then select Download to install the editing capability. This installation is a one-time process.

  3. Select the word in the image or outlined text you want to edit. The Retype panel shows 10 matching fonts as suggestions, ordered by the closeness to the font of the selected word.

  4. Optionally, select Find more font matches at the bottom of the panel to find five more matching fonts.

    Also, you can type in your own text in the Retype panel to preview it with the given font suggestions.

  5. Select the preferred font on the Retype panel, and then double-click the word on the canvas. The word gets converted into live text. 

    If the font you apply is an Adobe Font and it isn't already activated, it gets activated.

  6. Select Press & hold to view your source image    for comparison. You can also restore your original image by selecting Revert to your source image   .

  7. Repeat the steps if you want to convert more words in the image or outlined text into live text.

  8. Press Esc to exit the Retype mode, and then double-click the live text to edit it.

Huomautus:
  • In addition to the Type menu, you can access Retype from the Window menu, by right-clicking the image/outlined text, and the Quick Actions section of the Properties panel.
  • The fonts from Adobe Fonts that you activate from the Retype panel are available across Creative Cloud apps for future use.

Use Retype on Japanese text

If you're not on a Japanese build of Illustrator, select these options for Retype to work on Japanese text:

  1. Navigate to Edit > Preferences > Type (Windows) or Illustrator > Settings > Type (macOS).

  2. Select Show East Asian Options and Enable Japanese Font Preview in 'Find More'.

Provide feedback on Retype

Retype is an evolving feature and will improve further with future releases. Your feedback will help us improve the accuracy even further. Select Provide Feedback at the bottom of the Retype panel.

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