"overlay text" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It usually refers to the practice of adding words or images to an existing image or video. For example, "I used overlay text to add my logo to the video I uploaded."
For now, the most affordable way to try augmented reality is through smartphone apps, which overlay text and graphics on the feed from the camera.
Overlay text also found in bestselling album 1989's sleeve notes reads: "She lost him, but she found herself, and somehow that was everything".
Both apps let you draw and overlay text on photos before you send the little timebombs.
Those secrets take the form of photos that users can overlay text on top of.
You also have the option to overlay text on media, similar to Snapchat and Facebook previous social app experiment Slingshot. .
Simply put, the iOS app lets you take three photos in succession, overlay text and graphics, and turn the result into a short 'movie' sequence.
Faketoken attacks Russian ride-sharing apps by overlaying text boxes on the credit card information pages that can capture your credit number and other important information.
Co-Founded in 2007 by Ophir Tanz, GumGum works with online publishers like Time Warner, Hearst Corporation, Tribune, TMZ, Gannett and Glam Network to turn photographs into interactive experiences by overlaying text, banner or Flash ad units on top of the images.
Ronald L. Haeberle's much-reproduced print of the My Lai massacre is here, with its two-phrase overlay of text: "Q: And babies?
Viewers can push a button on their remotes to see a simple overlay of text and graphics, which allows them to obtain more information or order merchandise.
The illustrations (by the artist Bianca Stone) are a surreal assortment of icy landscapes, domestic interiors, gothic houses, unravelling spools of thread, precarious staircases and drowning horses, which are printed on transparent vellum that overlay the text, and which relate only occasionally to what is happening in the play.
