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How to make text image curve along a curve

New Here ,
Mar 31, 2024 Mar 31, 2024

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Can someone help me explain how make the text "Beethoven" curve along 30" radius without warping the letters? Attached is a  file I am working with.  Thank you. 

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Enthusiast , Apr 02, 2024 Apr 02, 2024

Edit: Resave your file as an .ai file. No need to work with .eps file.

 

Julie, because the text has been outlined, the only other choice is to manually place your characters.

 

Here I created a radial grid, place on an upper layer and lock. It’s just a visual guide for rotation and placement.

 

On a lower layer, Ungroup all your text. Manually place.

 

K

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Apr 01, 2024 Apr 01, 2024

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You have to place them individually or re-create the text natively so it can be attached to a path.

 

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Apr 01, 2024 Apr 01, 2024

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Just draw a big circle in Illustrator, grab the Type on a Path tool (it’s like the text tool), click on the circle, and type "Beethoven." Your text will curve nicely around the circle without squishing the letters. You can move the text around the circle until it looks just right. How's that? 

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Apr 01, 2024 Apr 01, 2024

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Just draw a big circle in Illustrator, grab the Type on a Path tool (it’s like the text tool), click on the circle, and type "Beethoven." Your text will curve nicely around the circle without squishing the letters. You can move the text around the circle until it looks just right. How's that? 


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Apr 02, 2024 Apr 02, 2024

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@Jefferson364491397a1o  schrieb:
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Probably not, because there is no text in that EPS. The letters have been outlined.

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Apr 02, 2024 Apr 02, 2024

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Edit: Resave your file as an .ai file. No need to work with .eps file.

 

Julie, because the text has been outlined, the only other choice is to manually place your characters.

 

Here I created a radial grid, place on an upper layer and lock. It’s just a visual guide for rotation and placement.

 

On a lower layer, Ungroup all your text. Manually place.

 

K

Screen B 01.pngScreen B 02.png

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Thank you for your help K , this was the type of answer I was looking for (a visual example) as a guide. 

 

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Apr 02, 2024 Apr 02, 2024

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Julie, I'm very happy I could help.

 

I often times use visual files/ getting started files to help. Not Expanded, very flexible.

I have a very large collection of files, all custom made. (20+years)

Saved as Illustrator templates, .ait.

No need to keep reinventing the wheel! 😀

Depending upon the task, what to use.

 

K

 

 

 

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