SVG FILE LIBRARY / 12 EXPORTS
These are saved text-to-path exports, not live font previews. Open or download a file, check its actual outlines, then recreate the result with your own text.
Pick a use case, then inspect a real export and its file details.
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Compact outlined lettering for marks and emblems.
northline-wordmark.svgA compact product wordmark to inspect at header sizes.
What to inspect
Scale the file down to a header-sized slot and check whether the curved letterforms remain clear.
Generated with: Inter · weight 700 · size 96px · no stroke
north-studio.svgA broad geometric all caps mark for a badge layout.
What to inspect
Compare the full wordmark width with the space available inside your badge layout.
Generated with: Montserrat · weight 700 · size 70px · no stroke
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Lettering to inspect for scale, spacing, and contours.
make-repair-repeat.svgThree lines for checking scale, letter islands, and material layout.
What to inspect
Check line spacing and enclosed letter shapes, then confirm the overall size in your target software.
Generated with: Montserrat · weight 700 · size 78px · no stroke
laser-cut-heading.svgA condensed uppercase test for spacing and narrow cuts.
What to inspect
Zoom in on the narrow gaps and inner openings before using the outlines for cutting.
Generated with: Bebas Neue · weight 400 · size 110px · no stroke
open-hours.svgA practical sign with numerals and an en dash to inspect.
What to inspect
Check the spacing between the numbers and the long dash after scaling the sign.
Generated with: Open Sans · weight 400 · size 72px · no stroke
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Short labels, bold tags, and pixel-style display text.
pixel-mode.svgBlock-shaped lettering for game and interface artwork.
What to inspect
Check the stepped corners at normal size and again after enlarging the SVG.
Generated with: Pixelify Sans · weight 700 · size 100px · no stroke
signal-label.svgA compact number and slash sample for UI annotation.
What to inspect
Check the space around the slash and whether the numerals stay legible at interface size.
Generated with: Roboto · weight 500 · size 72px · no stroke
prototype-tag.svgHeavy uppercase lettering for a compact product label.
What to inspect
Reduce the SVG to tag size and see whether adjacent uppercase letters remain distinct.
Generated with: Inter · weight 700 · size 75px · no stroke
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Titles, invitations, and a bilingual label.
editorial-title.svgSerif contours that reveal the effect of fine details on file size.
What to inspect
Look at the thin serifs at your intended display size and inspect their contours when zoomed in.
Generated with: Playfair Display · weight 700 · size 78px · no stroke
tokyo-label.svgJapanese and Latin glyphs in one outlined asset.
What to inspect
Compare Japanese and Latin character heights and the spacing where the two scripts meet.
Generated with: Noto Sans JP · weight 700 · size 78px · no stroke
weekend-script.svgConnected script outlines for a printed invitation study.
What to inspect
Zoom into the connected strokes and tight curves before placing the lettering in print artwork.
Generated with: Pacifico · weight 400 · size 90px · no stroke
the-archive.svgA high contrast serif title for editorial artwork.
What to inspect
Check whether the thin strokes remain visible at the masthead size you plan to use.
Generated with: Playfair Display · weight 700 · size 80px · no stroke
Browse by use and read the inspection note beside a file that matches your task.
Open the saved SVG or download it into your target software. Check its scale and contours there.
Use “Recreate in generator” to load the source text and settings, then change what you need.
The files contain outlined paths and the measurements shown on each card. They are design samples, not records of software import or physical cutting. Confirm scale and contour behavior in your own receiving tool.
