Vector Text is a tool for converting text to an SVG path. This is useful since using fonts directly in an SVG can be problematic, especially when it comes to compatibility.

Most tools either don't support fonts at all or just don't support external fonts. This means the text in your SVG can look great in your editor or in some places, but have the wrong font in other places.

What Vector Text does is take the text and font selection and converts that text into an SVG path, which works the same everywhere.

You can check out Vector Text at vector-text.com.

If you've found an issue, you can report it by going to the Issues tab on this page and clicking "New Issue". Select "Bug/Issue Report" and fill out the form. Make sure to include lots of detail so that we can find the issue and fix it.

We may follow up with you to request more info or to let you know the issue has been resolved, so make sure to have GitHub notifications enabled.

If you have a feature that you think would be great for Vector Text, we'd love to hear your suggestion. You can submit your suggestion by going to the Issues tab on this page and clicking "New Issue". Select "Feature Request" and fill out the form. Make sure to include lots of detail so that we understand what you're asking for and why.

Note that not all feature requests will be approved and added to Vector Text. It's important to keep this tool simple and intuitive and adding features often increases complexity.

We may follow up with you to request more info or to let you know the status of your request, so make sure to have GitHub notifications enabled.

We welcome contributions. If you see an issue you can fix or a feature you can add, feel free to submit a Pull Request.

This site is a simple static site with HTML, CSS, and JS. There is no additional tooling needed or any build process. I suggest using the Live Server extension for VS Code to run a simple web server for testing.

• Built by Jon Corey.
• Font parsing by opentype.js.
• Icons by Bootstrap Icons.
• Searchable dropdowns by Slim Select.
• Syntax highlighting by Prism.