Want to create bold, custom text that fits perfectly into a shape? In this tutorial, I’ll show you two simple ways to fit text into a shape. One using Canva and one using the free design site Photopea. This is a great trick for making unique graphics for t-shirts, posters, social media, and more.
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What You’ll Learn in This Video
Here’s a quick breakdown of what I cover step by step:
- Using the TypeCraft App in Canva
- How to access and open TypeCraft inside Canva.
- Fitting text into the shape of a pennant flag.
- Doing the Same in Photopea
- A quick walkthrough of how to use Photopea (a free Photoshop alternative online).
- How to fit your text into the same pennant flag shape.
- When to Use Canva vs. Photopea
- Canva: Fast and easy with built-in apps.
- Photopea: Great for extra control and more advanced editing.
Get the “Quarantine and Chill” font from Creative Fabrica.
Why This Trick Is Useful
Fitting text into shapes gives your designs a creative edge and helps them stand out. It’s perfect for:
- Team pennants and school spirit designs
- Event flyers and posters
- Social media graphics
- Custom t-shirts and merchandise
Watch the full tutorial here: