Text to SVG Converter

The tool offers a selection of popular Google Fonts loaded at render time, covering sans-serif, serif, monospace, and display styles. Common choices include Roboto, Inter, Open Sans, Montserrat, Lato, and display fonts like Anton and Oswald. The fonts render in the preview via Google Fonts and are embedded in the SVG output so the correct font appears even on systems that do not have it installed locally.

Yes. The Icon section lets you add built-in icons: Email, Phone, Location, Web, User, Star, and Heart. Choose whether to place the icon to the left or right of your text, and adjust the icon size independently. The icon and text are composited into a single SVG element, making it easy to create professional contact badges or labeled graphics without a design tool.

SVG (raw XML code), React JSX component (ready to paste into a React project), React Native SVG component, PNG raster image (with configurable scale for retina output), and Base64 Data URI (the SVG encoded as a data: URL for embedding directly in an HTML img src or CSS background-image). Copy any format to the clipboard or download the file depending on your workflow.

A Data URI encodes the SVG as a base64 string and embeds it directly as a URL. Instead of referencing an external file (src="logo.svg"), you use src="data:image/svg+xml;base64,...". This eliminates an HTTP request and works in environments where external file hosting is not available — email HTML (some clients), HTML files shared locally, or CSS background-image values. The drawback is that the encoded string is larger than the raw SVG file.

Yes. The Download PNG button rasterizes the SVG onto a canvas at the configured scale and downloads it as a PNG file. Use Scale 1x for standard displays and 2x or higher for retina/high-DPI screens. PNG is useful when the destination does not support SVG — social media profile images, image-only email clients, or apps that only accept raster formats.

Toggle the "Transparent" checkbox under Background Color. With transparency enabled, the SVG background attribute is removed and the PNG export uses a transparent background. This is essential for logos and badges that need to sit on top of different colored backgrounds without a white box around them.

No. All SVG generation, rendering, and export happens in your browser. Font files are fetched from Google Fonts CDN as part of normal font loading, but your actual text content never leaves your device. No data is sent to any backend server, and nothing is stored.