One way is to use signals. · Here is an example: · Create a new scene, with the following node hierarchy: · Root node (Control, Node etc) · |_ TextEdit · |_ Label · Attach a blank script to any of the three nodes · Select the TextEdit node, go to the "Node" tab near the "Inspector", and double click the "text_changed" signal · Select the node which the script was attached in the "Connect to Node" tree · Click on "Connect" · Implement the binding function, something along these lines (the exact approach may change depending on the node you attached the script, in my case it was the root node): · func _on_TextEdit_text_changed(): · var lab = get_node("Label") · var edit = get_node("TextEdit") · lab.set_text(edit.get_text()) · This will keep the label content synchronized with the typed text. Answer from Samuel Grigolato on ask.godotengine.org