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MAKE YOUR OWN CUSTOM FONT
Convert any SVG design into a professional TTF & OTF font in seconds. Works with Canva, Illustrator, Inkscape — no software, no account, completely free.
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Characters
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Both Formats
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SVG is automatically cleaned before conversion — no preparation needed.
01 — Upload Your SVG File
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In Canva: design each character as a separate object → File → Download → SVG. Not sure? See the Canva Guide tab!
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Drag & drop your SVG here
or click to browse — SVG files only
SVG PREVIEW![SVG preview]()
02 — Font Settings
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Font name appears in Word, Photoshop, Canva etc. Bold/Italic create separate font files from the same SVG shapes.
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Must match the order of objects in your SVG (left-to-right). Drag to reorder. Click any character to remove it.
Each object in your SVG maps to a character here, in left-to-right order.
03 — Generate Your Font
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Glyphs
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File Size
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✓ Your Custom Font is Ready
04 — Live Font Preview
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Your Font History — Last 7 Days
PNG / JPG → SVG Converter
Convert any image to a scalable SVG vector. Perfect for turning handwriting photos or sketches into fonts.
Handwriting
Photo your handwriting → SVG → Font
Logos & Icons
PNG logos → scalable SVG vector
Sketches
Hand-drawn art → editable vector
Upload Image
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Drag & drop your image here
PNG, JPG, WEBP — any image format
IMAGE PREVIEW![Image preview]()
✓ SVG Ready — Download
🚀 Next Step: Download your SVG then go to the SVG → Font converter to turn it into a real installable font!
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How to Make a Custom Font in Canva
Complete step-by-step guide to designing your own font in Canva and converting it with Vectrod. No design experience needed.
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Open a New Canva Design (5000 × 500 px)
Go to canva.com → Create design → Custom size → 5000 × 500 px. This wide canvas gives you room to place all characters side by side.
💡 Wide canvas = easy left-to-right ordering. Place A, B, C... from left to right in one line.
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Draw Each Character as a Separate Object
Design every letter, number, and symbol as its own separate element. Use Canva's drawing tools, shapes, or custom text. Each character = one object.
⚠️ CRITICAL: Each character must be separate — not grouped with others. If using text: right-click → Flatten before exporting.
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Align All Characters to the Same Height
Select all objects → Position → Align middle. This keeps all characters on the same baseline, making your font look professional in any app.
💡 Consistent height = professional looking font. Uneven heights make text look messy.
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Export as SVG — Not PNG or JPG
File → Download → SVG. Do NOT check "Flatten". SVG preserves your vector shapes perfectly. PNG/JPG only save pixels — they don't work for font conversion.
⚠️ No SVG option in your Canva plan? No problem — export as PNG and use our PNG → SVG tab first!
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Upload to Vectrod and Download Your Font
Go to the SVG → Font tab, drag your file in, name your font, click Generate. Your professional TTF and OTF font files are ready in under 60 seconds.
🎉 Done! Install the font on your computer — it appears in Word, Photoshop, Canva, and every app that supports custom fonts.
5 Mistakes to Avoid When Making a Font in Canva
- Never group multiple characters together — each must be a separate Canva element
- Avoid gradients and transparency — solid filled vector shapes produce the best font quality
- Always convert text to paths (flatten) before exporting to SVG
- Make sure characters are in the exact left-to-right order you want in your font
- Keep your SVG file under 10MB — very large files may take longer to process