Drag to draw a line and your text flows along it. Spiral it, wrap it behind the subject, or erase the overlap.
A free, in-browser tool to draw text along any path you trace with your cursor — or along ready-made shapes like a heart, arc, circle, wave or full-frame spiral. Put the text behind the subject, erase any overlap, pick a font, color and outline, then export as JPG or PNG with no signup.
Free access has limits shown in the editor. Premium increases limits; AI generations require separate coins.
Free editing has usage limits; the editor shows the current quota. Text rendering is local, while the optional behind-subject effect sends the photo for cloud background removal. Full-frame shapes invoke that effect when selected.
As you drag, the tool measures the path you trace and places each letter along it, rotated to match the curve — so the text bends with your line.
Turn on Text behind subject. The tool removes the background to get a cut-out of the person, then layers your text between the photo and the cut-out so it passes behind them. Adding a full-frame fill shape (spiral, waves, rings) turns this on automatically.
In Shapes mode, open the Fill the photo row and tap Big spiral. It wraps many loops across the whole frame and auto-enables behind-subject, giving the text-spiraling-around-a-person look.
Yes. Switch to the Eraser tab, set the brush size, and scrub over the letters you want gone. It erases only the text — the photo and the cut-out subject are untouched. Undo restores it.
Heart, arc up, arc down, circle, wave, curve, star, diamond, triangle, infinity and spiral — plus full-frame Big spiral, Big waves, Serpentine and Concentric rings that wrap the whole photo.
Yes. If your photo is a PNG with transparency, the export stays a PNG so the transparent areas are preserved.