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Text To SVG Generator

Turn your text into clean SVG paths — fast, free, and ready for design projects.

Text To SVG Options

SVG Options

Text To SVG Preview

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Text To SVG Output

How to use Text To SVG

Turn your text into clean SVG/DXF outlines in 3 simple steps

1

Enter your text

Type or paste the text you want to convert.

2

Pick a font and options

Choose a Google Font and adjust size, tracking, kerning, ligatures, bezier accuracy, units, fill rule, and stroke style.

3

Copy or download

Copy the SVG code to your clipboard or download .svg / .dxf files.

Popular use cases

Design & branding

  • • Create logo wordmarks with exact font curves
  • • Export text as SVG for websites and apps
  • • Make icons, badges, and labels
  • • Prepare print‑ready outlines for high‑resolution output

Engineering & making

  • • Generate DXF for laser cutting/engraving
  • • Prepare paths for CNC plotting and vinyl cutting
  • • Convert text to outlines for CAD drawings
  • • Export vector files for fabrication workflows

Why Choose Our Text To SVG?

Fast, accurate text‑to‑vector conversion with Google Fonts, SVG & DXF export, and complete privacy

Real‑time Preview

See clean vector output as you type. Tweak fonts and options and watch the SVG/DXF update instantly with an optimized shaping and path engine.

Completely Free

Unlimited usage, no sign‑up, and no hidden costs. Professional‑grade output without paywalls.

100% Private

Runs entirely in your browser. No uploads or tracking — your text and assets stay on your device.

Typography Controls

Fine‑tune kerning, ligatures, tracking, character separation, bezier accuracy, fill rule, and strokes to match your exact design needs.

Production‑Ready Output

Export clean SVG for web and design tools, plus DXF for laser/CNC workflows. Imports reliably into Figma, Illustrator, Sketch, Affinity, and CAD software.

Google Fonts Built‑in

Browse and apply thousands of families and variants without leaving the page — no manual font installation required.

Convert text to SVG in seconds

Create logos, icons, and laser‑cut files with accurate curves and flexible styling.

Free forever
Vector‑precise output
Private & in‑browser

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML‑based vector image format. It represents shapes with paths and curves, so artwork stays crisp at any size and remains easy to edit in design tools and on the web.
DXF (Drawing Exchange Format) is a CAD‑oriented vector format commonly used for laser cutting, engraving, CNC plotting, and CAD applications. It stores geometry (polylines, arcs, etc.) in a way that many fabrication tools can read.
Text To SVG is a free, browser‑based tool that converts your text into precise SVG vector paths using Google Fonts. You can customize typography (size, tracking, kerning, ligatures), colors and strokes, and export clean, production‑ready SVG or DXF files for design, web, print, and making.
The tool loads the selected Google Font, shapes your text (optionally with kerning and standard ligatures), and converts each glyph into path commands (bezier curves). Options like size, letter spacing (tracking), bezier accuracy, fill/stroke, and units create optimized, editable vector output that works in any SVG/DXF‑aware app.
Yes. Everything runs locally in your browser — no uploads, no storage, and no tracking. Your text and font shaping never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy while you generate SVG/DXF files.
Use the SVG in Figma, Sketch, Illustrator, Affinity, or directly on websites and apps. Use DXF for laser cutting, engraving, CNC plotting, or CAD workflows. The output is clean vector paths that import reliably across modern design and engineering tools.
Choose from Google Fonts families and variants, with controls for size, tracking (letter spacing), kerning, standard ligatures, character separation, bezier accuracy, fill rule, fill/stroke colors, stroke width, and non‑scaling stroke. Units include px/em/mm/in so you can match web or fabrication requirements.
Yes. Files you generate are yours to use, including in commercial projects. However, the font you choose has its own license. Most Google Fonts use the SIL Open Font License (OFL), which allows commercial use of rendered text. Always review the specific font’s license and applicable laws — this is not legal advice.
Use SVG for web/design tools (Figma, Illustrator, Sketch, Affinity) and when you need scalable, editable graphics. Choose DXF when targeting fabrication workflows like laser cutting/engraving, CNC plotting, or CAD environments that expect DXF geometry.