Turn type into
vector artwork you can cut and print
Type a word, shape it, stack the effects and keep every part in vectors. Bend it into an arc, a wave or an envelope, add outlines, depth and shadows in any order, set it in millimeters, and take it away as SVG or PDF. To jest za darmo. Naprawdę.
- Shape the type.
- Arc, wave, perspective and envelope, with the effects bending along.
- Build the effect.
- Outlines, inlines, extrusion, shadows and repeats, in any order.
- Real size.
- Widths, strokes, offsets and gaps in millimeters.
- Your fonts.
- Any face installed on your computer.
- Vectors out.
- SVG or PDF, each part a separate shape.
- Nothing uploaded.
- Everything is built in your browser.
Effects
Every effect is a shape of its own
Bend the word, then build around it, one step at a time. Each step is real geometry, not a filter, so what you see is what the file holds.
Shape
- Arc, arch, wave, flag and bulge
- Perspective and a free envelope
- Set the text along an arc, a circle or a spiral
Outlines and inlines
- As many outlines as you like
- Inside, outside or centered on the edge
- Round, miter or bevel corners
Extrusion
- Solid, stepped or striped depth
- Any angle, or the isometric look
- A color of its own, or two that alternate
Shadows
- Offset, long and block shadows
- Set the angle and the distance
- Repeated shadows for a retro echo
Repeats
- Copies stepped behind the word
- Each one moved, scaled and turned
- Fade toward the last
A stack
- Each step builds on the ones before it
- Turn a step off without losing it
- Everything stays editable
How it works
Six steps to a file
From a word to vectors you can print, cut or engrave.
Type it
A word, a name or a few lines.
Pick a face
Any font installed on your computer. Nothing is uploaded.
Shape it
Arc, wave, perspective, an envelope or a path.
Stack the effects
Outlines, inlines, extrusion, shadows and repeats, in the order you want.
Set the real size
The width of the artwork, and every stroke, offset and gap, in millimeters.
Take the vectors
SVG or PDF, with the face, outlines, depth and shadows as separate shapes.
Where it is used
Lettering for every surface
Wherever a word has to be more than set in a font.
Packaging
Product names and logotypes, ready for the dieline.
Signs, vinyl and laser
Clean closed shapes for plotters, cutters and engravers.
Posters and merch
Bold headline lettering for print, shirts and stickers.
Social graphics
Titles and covers that look drawn, not typed.
Brand
A wordmark explored in minutes, in your own colors.
Design work
A starting point to finish in Illustrator, Figma or Inkscape.
Questions