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# Text

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Use the text tool to add rasterized text to our artwork.

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#### 1. Text

Enter the text we want to add to our artwork here.

#### 2. Font

Select the font for the text here.

#### 3. Font import

Pixquare can import our fonts to use directly, no need to use another app to install fonts to our device. Tap this button and browse to the font file to import.

#### 4. Size

Select the font size here.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
We can drag the text < Size > to increase/decrease the value.
{% endhint %}

#### 5. Text color

Use this to pick the color for our text. When this color box is active (its color picker is shown) it will also take the color from the main color picker and palette.

#### 6. Preview

Turn this on to see how the text will look once added. The text will scale up and down in sync with the canvas zoom level.

### Demo video

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/fuTKQSxKxAU>" %}
Artwork by [chili](https://x.com/ryviolie)
{% endembed %}


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