Font to SVG — Turn Text Into Clean Vector Paths, Free
Type text, pick a font, and get clean SVG vector paths for Figma, Illustrator or code. No Illustrator needed.
Text in a design file depends on a font being installed. Send the file to someone without that font, or paste the text into code, and it falls back to something else and the design breaks. Turning the text into vector paths removes the dependency: the letters become shapes that look identical everywhere and scale to any size.
Type your text, pick one of the display fonts, and copy the SVG code. The paths drop straight into Figma or Illustrator as editable vectors, or into HTML and JSX as inline SVG, which is a common way to ship a logo or a headline without loading a whole font file for a few letters.
The conversion happens in your browser. The honest trade-off of outlining text: it is no longer text. It cannot be retyped, and screen readers and search engines do not read it, so use it for logos, icons and decorative headings, and give the SVG a title or label when it appears on a web page.
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Frequently asked questions
- Why convert text to SVG?
- So it renders identically everywhere without embedding the font — perfect for logos, icons and UI in Figma or code.
- Is it editable?
- You get clean vector paths you can drop straight into a design tool or paste into your HTML/JSX.
- Which fonts can I use?
- A set of open-licensed display fonts, including Anton, Bebas Neue, Poppins, Lato, Lobster and Pacifico. They are free to use in commercial work.
- Can I change the colour afterwards?
- Yes. The paths take whatever fill you give them in your design tool or in CSS.
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