Text Card Generator

It uses the same styles, but the output is different — the fancy text generator gives you Unicode text to copy and paste, this gives you a downloadable PNG image, for places where you need an actual picture instead of pasteable text (a story background, a stream overlay, a thumbnail).

Yes, using "Real font" mode instead of "Unicode style" — the Unicode-substitution styles can't restyle those scripts at all (there's no bold/cursive version of Hangul, Cyrillic or kana/kanji in Unicode), but Real font mode renders your actual text in a genuine font for that script instead. The tradeoff: you get an image, not pasteable text.

No — the card is generated entirely in your browser using a font we load automatically, so every style renders correctly without any setup.

No — the whole image is drawn locally in your browser and never leaves your device.

Yes — pick Heart or Spiral from the Shape option. Short text automatically repeats around the shape so it reads clearly; longer text uses its own characters without repeating.

Yes — pick JPG from the Format toggle before downloading. Since the card always has a solid background color, there's no transparency to lose either way.

Drop shadow and Glow add a shadow behind your styled text using the canvas's own shadow rendering — Drop shadow is a soft dark offset shadow, Glow uses your chosen theme's accent color with a larger, centered blur for a lit-up look. Fire fills the text with a yellow-to-red gradient and an orange glow for a flame-style look, independent of your color theme. 3D redraws the text several times along a diagonal in a solid block color for a chunky extruded look, like classic block-letter WordArt.