
Recreate classic WordArt styles right in your browser
TitleArt is a browser-based editor for recreating the classic Microsoft WordArt look from the 1990s. It recreates the familiar WordArt styles — including shapes, shadows and 3-D effects — entirely in the browser, with a menu-bar-driven interface (File, Edit, Insert, Format, Arrange, View) reminiscent of old desktop software. Default canvas size is 1200 × 630 px, suitable for social media images.
A gallery of styles recreating every classic WordArt look, including shape, shadow and 3-D effects.
Font selection, Impact font, bold/italic styles, size control (e.g. 140 px), character/letter spacing, line spacing, alignment, and a 'same letter heights' option.
Text is edited on a canvas (default 1200 × 630 px). Layers can be selected with clicks or bracket keys, moved with arrow keys, rotated with comma/full stop, resized with minus/plus, and deleted with the Delete key; a question-mark shortcut list shows all keyboard shortcuts.
A panel with tabs for Text, Colors, Shape, Shadow, 3-D and Motion controls the WordArt appearance; the Insert menu adds extra TitleArt elements, pictures from a file, and shapes, stickers or clip art.
TitleArt is a browser-based tool for making text in classic 1990s WordArt styles, including shapes, shadows and 3-D effects.
No — it runs in the browser.
You can export your creations as PNG, SVG, GIF or video.
TitleArt was made by Davey Barker.