3D Text Generator

Those tools apply a layer style: a bevel and a drop shadow on top of a flat font. The geometry never changes, so the sides of the letters stay parallel no matter how curved the stroke is. Our model renders the word as a solid object, which is why the extrusion wraps correctly around an S or a G and the shadow matches the light.

Yes. Enable the Transparent option and the PNG contains only the lettering, its extruded sides, and the contact shadow. That matters more for 3D than for flat styles, because the shadow is what sells the depth once the letters sit on your own background.

Extruded Block and Inflated Gloss survive being scaled down to a phone-sized thumbnail best, because both keep a bright front face with high contrast against the sides. Carved Stone and Isometric Blocks carry more detail and read better at poster or banner size.

You get free credits when you create an account, and each standard render costs one credit, so the first batch of 3D text costs nothing. After that, credit packs are available on the pricing page with no subscription, and credits never expire.

One to three words gives the best result. Depth needs room: as the letters get smaller the extruded sides compress until the effect looks flat again. For a longer line, switch to the 3:1 banner ratio, or split the phrase across two renders and stack them in your layout.