Text Image Generator
Turn styled text into a downloadable PNG — pick a font, size, weight, text color and background (or transparent), then export. Free, no signup, no watermark.
Input
Only matters when your text has more than one line.
Off fits the image to your text automatically.
Text image
Type some text and pick your styling — the rendered image will appear here. Everything runs in your browser; nothing you type is uploaded.
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Turn typed text into a styled, downloadable image — pick a font, size, weight and color, choose a solid or transparent background, and export it as a PNG (or JPG). No account, no upload to a server, and no watermark.
How to use it
- Type the text you want as an image. Multiple lines work — each line break becomes its own line.
- Search for a font from the built-in Google Fonts catalog (or leave it on the default system font), then set its weight and toggle Italic if you want it slanted.
- Adjust font size, alignment and padding, and pick a text color.
- Leave Background on Transparent for a PNG you can drop onto any background, or switch to Solid color to fill it in.
- By default the image is sized automatically to fit whatever you typed. Turn on Custom canvas size to fix an exact width and height instead — longer text then wraps to fit the box rather than stretching it.
- The preview updates as you type or adjust settings. Press Download and pick PNG or JPG.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything — the font loading, the layout, and the PNG/JPG export — is
drawn on a <canvas> element entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is
sent to a server or stored anywhere.
Why is my JPG download not transparent?
JPG has no transparency channel, so a JPG download of a transparent- background image fills the empty area white instead. Use the PNG download if you need the transparent version — it's the default background for exactly this reason.
What if I already have a font file, not just a name from the list?
Use Font to PNG instead — it takes an uploaded TTF, OTF, WOFF or WOFF2 file rather than picking a name from a catalog. For stamping text onto an existing photo (a meme-style caption), see Meme Generator.