Tamil Text to SVG

SVG மாற்றி

Export Tamil text as a scalable vector file for logos, branding, and Figma design. Works with all 258+ fonts including Bamini and STMZH.

258+ Tamil FontsBamini, STMZH, Unicode
True Vector PathsFigma-editable SVG
Figma ReadyCopy-paste vector code
Free ForeverNo signup needed

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⚡ True Path SVG — Figma editable

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is "True Path SVG" vs "Embedded Font SVG"?

When you use a STMZH or Bamini font, we extract the actual bezier curve data from the font file and output it as <path d="..."> in the SVG — exactly like Illustrator's "Create Outlines". The text becomes pure geometry, editable node by node in any design tool, with zero font dependency. For Unicode Tamil fonts (Noto, Catamaran etc.), we embed the font file inside the SVG using Base64 encoding, so it's self-contained and renders correctly everywhere.

Why do I need SVG for a Tamil logo?

SVG is infinitely scalable. Your logo looks perfect from 16px favicon to a 6-metre billboard. Unlike PNG, you can edit colors, apply gradients, and animate in Figma or Illustrator. For logos, SVG is always the professional-grade format.

Does it support Bamini and STMZH fonts?

Yes — this is the only browser-based text-to-SVG tool that supports Bamini and STMZH legacy Tamil fonts. These fonts store each Tamil character as a complete glyph, which we extract directly as vector path data.

Can I open the SVG in Figma?

Yes. Download the SVG, drag it into Figma. For STMZH fonts, the Tamil shapes are true bezier paths — fully editable, no font needed. For Unicode fonts, the Tamil text renders correctly because the font is embedded in the file.

Is this free?

Completely free. No signup, no usage limits, no watermarks. By Tamil Creator Studio.

How is this different from other text-to-SVG tools?

Every other text-to-SVG tool (fonttosvg.com, texttosvg.app etc.) uses Google Fonts and fails at Tamil because Tamil requires a shaping engine to form correct letter combinations. Tamil Creator's SVG tool is purpose-built for Tamil, using direct glyph extraction for STMZH/Bamini fonts and the browser's built-in Tamil shaper for Unicode fonts. It's the only tool with all 258+ Tamil fonts.