Enter a new text or edit the existing one.Press Enter or click the Edit Layer button on the top bar to enable the edit mode.Select the text layer in the Layer List or by clicking it on the canvas.

This small feature can be of great use when it comes to design of such UI elements as buttons, menus and things alike. In Lunacy, when you need to add a text to a shape, you can do it in three simple steps:Īs you do it, Lunacy automatically creates a group layer with the shape and text layers.

Note: You can use the Shift + R shortcut to refresh the auto-generated text. It won’t be visible unless the text block is in the edit mode. If the auto-text exceeds the block size, you can delete the excess or leave it as is. Lunacy will add a random text to fit the size of the layer.

Drag to create a text layer of the required size.

Click on the canvas and hold down the mouse button.

Lunacy applies horizontal resize to the text added this way.

Start typing to replace the placeholder with the text of your own.

Once you click, a new text layer with the Type something placeholder appears.

Click anywhere on the canvas to insert your text layer.

Select the Text tool on the toolbar (or press T).

There are two ways of adding text layers. Opens a panel with such text options as letter case, numbered and bulleted lists, etc. A click over the down arrowhead next to the button invokes the menu with text generation options. A click over the button generates a random text.

In the Appearance section you deal with reusable text styles.

Click this button to start editing the text. The button appears when you select a text layer. This command also appears on the context menu and lets you convert text to vector shapes. Includes all the settings available in the Text section of the Inspector, plus the Convert to Outlines command. Features all the settings that you might need when working with text. Appears in the Inspector when a text layer is selected. The figure below shows the location of text-related controls in the Lunacy interface. This section describes how to work with text layers in Lunacy. Text is one of the key aspects of almost every design project.

Curving text in inkscape