Text to SVGNEW
Render any text as a scalable SVG image with custom styling
Checking your access…
AllFreeTool is a free online text to SVG converter that turns any words into a scalable image. Type your text, set the size, letter spacing, line height, colour and alignment, then export an SVG vector file or a PNG image. The text never leaves your browser.
Title cards, cover lettering and social post captions all need an image you can scale freely. SVG stays crisp even at print size, and you can export a PNG at the same time when you just want something to post straight away.
Why use Text to SVG on AllFreeTool?
Multi-line Text
Press Enter for line breaks; each line becomes its own tspan node.
Full Styling
Size, letter spacing, line height, colour, weight, style, font and alignment.
Transparent
Switch off the background for an SVG and PNG with an alpha channel.
Vector Export
Save an SVG file, or export a PNG bitmap at twice the size.
How to use Text to SVG
Type Your Text
Enter the wording in the text box. Line breaks are supported, up to forty lines.
Style It
Set the size, colour, font and alignment while the preview refreshes live.
Export
Download the SVG vector file once the layout looks right, or grab a PNG image.
Common questions
How many lines can I use?＋
Up to forty. Anything beyond that is cut off and the interface says so. In practice fewer than ten lines reads better, since dense text in an image is hard to follow.
Is the export text or shapes?＋
It is a real SVG text node that keeps the font, colour and layout attributes, so you can still open and edit it in a text editor or a design tool instead of having the letters baked into pixels.
Why does the exported text look different from the preview?＋
An SVG only stores the font name, and the machine rendering it may not have that font installed. For identical output everywhere, stick to a common font or convert the text to outlines before embedding.
What resolution is the PNG?＋
The PNG is written at twice the SVG's own pixel dimensions, which makes it look sharper on most screens at the cost of a larger file.