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Any decent vector drawing tool should have a mode where you save the text as shapes instead of letters, so it renders consistently. I know Adobe Illustrator doe
by earthboundkid 6y ago
Any decent vector drawing tool should have a mode where you save the text as shapes instead of letters, so it renders consistently. I know Adobe Illustrator does.
- saagarjha 6y agoBut then you can’t select it?
- aardvark179 6y agoThis is one of the failings of SVG as a really good graphics format. The ideal solution would be to embed the font in your graphics file so that it will always be available to the renderer, but the font’s licence may not allow this. The second best thing to do is convert the text to curves, and embed a blank font which can hold the text. This trick is pretty common in PDF files, especially scanned documents with added OCR data.
- earthboundkid 6y agoNo. But the idea is that this is the version exported for end users, not an editable version. If you need the text to be accessible, you can add a description/title for screen readers.