Hello,
Anyone know if it is possible to vectorize a text you written in Keynote?
If it is not, anyone know an software (without being Adobe Illustrator or another big vector software) that do the task?
Thank You.
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8), Error on Software Update.
Cant offer much help on that, I have only had to copy and paste small amounts of text from Keynote to Illustrator which works but the text has to be reformatted.
If Keynote had an EPS export, that would have solved it.
What do you mean by:
to vectorize a text you written in Keynote?
Text in Keynote is produced by font files which are drawn using vector algorithms, they can be edited freely at any time.
It would help a great deal if you describe what you are trying to achieve.
Hi Gary.
The problem is, when saving a .pdf vector file, not only on Keynote but on any vector software, the text is not transformed as a outline traced vectors.
If a PC don't have that specific font that was created the .pdf file, it substitutes that font on that .pdf file, for another one. Basically the problem is this: http://www.graphic-design-employment.com/adobe-illustrator-how-to-convert.html
On Adobe Illustrator software, there is a command that converts the Text to Outlines, and far I know Keynote doesn't has that command.
Far I know, the only solution is to use a vector software that does that. I just downloaded the trial version of "Affinity Designer" and probably I will stay with this software.
How to vectorize text in keynote?
