Editor
Text Formatting
Advanced text styling and formatting options
Text Formatting
Master text formatting to create professional, readable labels with perfect typography.
Font Selection
Choosing Fonts
- Sans-Serif: Clean, modern (Arial, Helvetica, Roboto)
- Serif: Traditional, formal (Times New Roman, Georgia)
- Script: Elegant, decorative (Great Vibes, Parisienne)
- Monospace: Technical, code-like (Courier, Consolas)
Font Pairing
- Use max 2-3 fonts per label
- Pair a bold header font with a simple body font
- Ensure good contrast and readability
Text Styling
Basic Formatting
- Bold: Emphasize important text
- Italic: Subtle emphasis or foreign words
- Underline: Use sparingly for links or emphasis
- Strikethrough: Show discounts or changes
Advanced Options
- Letter Spacing: Adjust space between characters
- Word Spacing: Control space between words
- Text Transform: UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case
- Text Decoration: Underline, overline, line-through
Alignment and Layout
Horizontal Alignment
- Left: Standard for body text
- Center: Headers and titles
- Right: Prices and dates
- Justify: Even edges (use carefully)
Vertical Alignment
- Top: Default
- Middle: Center vertically in box
- Bottom: Align to bottom edge
Line Height
- 1.0: Tight spacing
- 1.5: Comfortable reading (recommended)
- 2.0: Loose, airy spacing
Dynamic Text Features
Auto-Fit
Enable "Shrink to fit" to automatically reduce font size when text is too long.
Text Overflow
- Clip: Cut off excess text
- Ellipsis: Show "..." for overflow
- Wrap: Break to next line
Conditional Formatting
Show/hide text based on data conditions (Pro feature).
Color and Effects
Text Color
- Use high contrast for readability
- Dark text on light background (or vice versa)
- Avoid pure black (#000) - use dark gray (#333) for softer look
Background Color
- Add background to text boxes for emphasis
- Use semi-transparent backgrounds for overlay effects
Shadow and Outline
- Text Shadow: Add depth (use subtly)
- Text Outline: Make text stand out on busy backgrounds
Best Practices
Readability
- Minimum font size: 10pt for body text
- Maximum line length: 50-75 characters
- Use adequate line spacing (1.2-1.5)
Hierarchy
- Headers: 18-24pt, bold
- Subheaders: 14-16pt, semi-bold
- Body: 10-12pt, regular
Accessibility
- Ensure sufficient color contrast (4.5:1 minimum)
- Avoid all-caps for long text
- Use clear, legible fonts
Common Issues
Text looks blurry in PDF
- Use vector fonts (not rasterized)
- Ensure PDF export quality is set to High
Text doesn't fit
- Enable "Shrink to fit"
- Reduce font size
- Abbreviate long words
Fonts look different when printed
- Some fonts may not embed properly
- Use standard web-safe fonts for consistency
Next Steps
- Images - Add and format images
- Layout Tools - Align text elements
- Design Your First Label - Put it all together