Use this tool when
- Badges and round labels
- Fixed logo and sticker lettering
- Cutting and engraving drafts
Create an upper arc, lower arc or full circle of text, then download SVG paths that keep their letter shapes without the font installed. Adjust the baseline radius, size, spacing and rotation in your browser.
Try a worked example
ABeeZee Regular · 64 px. Examples use the same settings as the worked recipe below.
Use up to 80 characters on one line. (14 / 80)
TTF, OTF or WOFF · up to 20 MB · processed on your device
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Preview fits the canvas; it does not represent a physical print size.
Paths only. No embedded font, live text or cutting guide. Physical dimensions, overlaps and stencil bridges need a check in your destination software.
Download these outlines or reproduce them with the example buttons above. All use ABeeZee Regular, 64 px, radius 180 px and rotation 0°. The two arcs use 2 px spacing; the circle distributes spacing automatically. These are generated layout examples, not material-test results.
466 × 229 px · 173.1° · 12 paths
Download SVG378 × 191 px · 173.1° · 12 paths
Download SVG468 × 466 px · 360° · 19 paths
Download SVGWorkflow
Follow these steps after choosing the right output format. The goal is to catch format, scale, and handoff problems before export.
Start with one short line. ABeeZee Regular is included locally; other listed Google Fonts are fetched when selected. You can also upload a TTF, OTF or WOFF file up to 20 MB. Check accents and symbols before adjusting the curve.
Choose an upper arc, lower arc or full circle. Radius is measured from the circle centre to the text baseline, not to the outside edge of the letters. Increase radius for a gentler arc; increase font size for larger letterforms.
Arc mode keeps your pixel spacing between glyph advances. Full circle distributes the remaining circumference automatically. Inspect narrow gaps, the start/end seam and counters such as A and O; an even mathematical gap is not always an even visual gap.
Download the SVG and open it in your destination editor. Confirm the spelling, dimensions and closed counters. For fabrication, set the final physical size, resolve overlapping outlines, add any needed bridges and test the actual material.
Quick decision
Choose the workflow based on what must happen after the text becomes geometry.
This curved text to SVG generator places font outlines along a circular baseline. Each glyph is rotated into position without bending its individual shape, and the resulting coordinates are written directly into SVG paths. The exported artwork contains no live text, textPath or embedded font. Use it for fixed badge lettering, circular labels and design handoffs where the exact letter shapes matter. Keep the original wording and font name separately: the download is editable as shapes, not as text. It is a layout export, not a welded cut file or a machine toolpath.
Load Badge arc above: MADE TO CREATE, ABeeZee Regular, 64 px, radius 180 px, spacing 2 px and rotation 0°. It uses the same bundled font and geometry engine as the downloadable example below. This is a generated layout study; it is not evidence of a physical cutting test.
A 180 px baseline radius does not promise a 360 px-wide SVG. An arc occupies only part of a circle, and ascenders, descenders and side bearings extend beyond the baseline. The exported canvas is fitted to the actual transformed outline bounds with padding.
Each visible glyph becomes a path with its placement baked into the coordinates. The baseline itself is not exported as a cutting guide. Spaces affect layout without creating visible path elements, and ligatures can combine multiple letters into one glyph.
Review the geometry after import, not only the fitted browser preview.
Choose the representation that matches what the next person needs to edit.
The controls, downloadable examples and visible SVG source let you check the claims on this page.
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