Edit real SVG text, not a raster image
SVGSketch keeps text as SVG text elements while you are designing. That means the text remains selectable, restyleable, searchable in markup, and easier to maintain than a flattened image.
Use the SVG text editor to control font family, size, weight, alignment, fill, stroke, decoration, letter spacing, and line height directly on the canvas.
Control SVG typography details
Fine typography matters in SVG because the artwork may become an icon, diagram, label, logo lockup, or exported component. SVGSketch supports multi-line text, letter spacing, line height, writing modes, right-to-left and bidirectional text, and font variation settings for variable fonts.
Those controls let you tune SVG typography visually while still exporting normal SVG text and CSS attributes.
Create text on a path and wrapped text
Text on a path lets labels, badges, seals, and curved headlines follow editable path geometry. Adjust the curve, start offset, side, spacing method, and length behavior without redrawing the lettering.
The underlying text path keeps the same level of path control as a normal path, including direct control over the SVG d attribute.
Shape-inside wrapping gives you another option for compact SVG layouts, especially diagrams and callouts where text needs to live inside a drawn shape.
Convert text to path when outlines are required
When artwork needs to survive without the original font, convert text to path. Outlined text can be used in SVG boolean operations, edited with the path tools, or exported as pure vector geometry.
Until that step, keeping text editable gives you a faster typography workflow and cleaner revision process.