You can have fun designing and combining different fonts to make a truly unique design. Type the text you want and then go up to the font selection bar in the top left and choose your font. To pull in some text simply click the “text icon” in the left menu bar and then click on your page. Once you have some fonts installed you’re ready to start creating text SVG’s in Inkscape.
You could even sign up for a font membership and get access to millions of fonts. They offer several free fonts or you can purchase a font bundle. Creative Fabrica is a FANTASTIC place to get fonts. Inkscape pulls fonts directly from your computer so you’ll be able to access anything you’ve installed while you’re working in Inkscape. Enter Some Textįirst, you’ll want to make sure you have a lot of really great fonts installed on your computer. That just means if you purchase something by clicking one of my links I may receive a small commission at no cost to you. There are just a few basics you will need to learn and you’ll be ready to dive right in. Note that the inside of the clipped image is a transparent hole, which means you can place another image underneath it.Creating text SVG’s in Inkscape is actually super easy and a great way to start designing your own SVG files.This will make a clipping mask - which basically means the image is clipped inside the border you made previously. Once in position, do Ctrl+ A (select all), then do Object > Clip > Set. If necessary rescale the image by clicking and dragging the corner handles With the Select Object tool F1, click and drag it to move it under the border you made. This will cut out the top shape from the bottom leaving a hole.Ĭopy paste or Import an image, and send it to the bottom of the stack by hitting End (send to bottom) Select both shapes and hit Ctrl+ - (Difference). Using the Rectangle Tool, click and drag the top right corner widget to round the corners of the inner rectangle.Select both shapes by clicking and dragging the tool around both, and align them horizontally and vertically using the Align tools in the Align and Distribute panel Shfit+ Ctrl+ A to make sure everything is centred The colours don't matter, so long as you can see both rectangles clearly Using the Rectangle Tool F4, draw two rectangles, one inside the other, and fill each with a different colour by selecting a different fill colour.
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