Text to PNG & PDF generator

Enter your words, choose a Google Font and adjust the size and color. Select Transparent PNG below the design, then insert the downloaded image into your slide or document. The empty background stays transparent. You and the person opening the presentation do not need to install the font to display this image.

Choose Compare these fonts & make a handout to carry over your words and selected fonts. The comparison tool shows compact samples at the same font size and makes an A4 or US Letter PDF with several labeled samples per sheet. Longer samples continue onto additional pages. Choose “Use this font” there to return here and finish your graphic.

The checkerboard shows empty space; it is never included in the file. Transparent PNGs keep that space transparent. Choose a solid background to fill it with a color. Padding is measured around the visible letters, including accents and descenders. Entered line breaks are preserved; leading and trailing empty lines are cropped away.

Long lines wrap automatically at your chosen line width. Turn off “Wrap long lines” to keep a single-line design. The preview shows the exact PNG width and height in pixels. A 2× scale doubles both dimensions. Images are limited to 8,192 pixels per side and 40 million pixels in total. Tall designs scroll inside the preview; the download includes the full image at the displayed output dimensions.

Choose A4 portrait (210 × 297 mm) or landscape from Canvas size. Set your page margins and vertical position; text wraps inside the margins. “Fit text to page” reduces overflowing text, and the card shows the font size used. Turn it off to keep your chosen size; text that does not fit must be made smaller before downloading. Each font exports as one full page. Dashed margin guides only appear in previews. Choose 150, 300 or 600 ppi, subject to the image size limits. A4 PDFs keep the correct paper dimensions at every resolution; print them at actual size (100%). PNGs include the selected resolution in their print metadata.

Fonts load as you select or preview them. Some families only provide regular lettering; your browser may synthesize bold or italic. Characters a font does not include use a fallback font, so check the preview for your language. PDFs contain rendered images, not editable or vector text. Export scale changes image resolution while the PDF page size stays the same.

Google Fonts permits commercial use under each font’s licence. Our Fonts & licences page explains artwork exports, bundled font notices and font sources.