Text to Image

The text is rendered with Inter, an open-source sans-serif typeface built into the tool, in regular or bold weight. The output is identical on every device because no system fonts are involved.

The font covers Latin letters with accents, Greek, Cyrillic, digits, punctuation and common symbols. Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hebrew, emoji and other characters outside that range are rejected with a message that lists them.

Up to 2000 characters. Every line break in your text starts a new line, and empty lines are kept as blank space.

With a wrap width of 0, lines only break where you put line breaks. With a value from 1 to 4000 pixels, lines wrap at spaces so no line is wider than that, and a single word longer than the width is split.

The image is exactly as wide as the longest line and as tall as all lines, plus the padding on every side. The line height is about 1.2 times the font size.

The image can be at most 4000 pixels on each side. If your text would produce a larger image, the tool tells you the size it would have so you can lower the font size, add a wrap width or shorten the text.

Yes. Enter transparent as the background to get text on a transparent canvas in PNG or WebP output, ready to place on other designs. JPEG output fills a transparent background with white.

Text and background take hex colors such as #111111 or #ffffff, in three, four, six or eight digits, where an eight-digit color includes opacity. High contrast between text and background keeps the image readable.

Alignment places each line at the left, center or right of the text block, which matters for multi-line text. Padding adds 0 to 500 pixels of background around the text.

The image downloads as text.png by default, which keeps edges sharp and supports transparency. You can also choose JPEG or WebP at quality 90 for smaller files.