Every shape the Strip · Classic look uses to fill the gaps between words or to sit on top of the text, drawn live by the same code as the studio. Copy puts the shape on the clipboard as SVG (paste it straight into Figma, Illustrator or code); SVG downloads it.
Fifteen shapes in four groups: five fillers that take the space left over at the end of a line, eight scribbles that sit on top of the text, one overlay shape and one extra. They are the pieces the Strip Classic look uses to build its posters.
Press Copy on any card and paste: the shape goes to your clipboard as SVG, so it lands as an editable vector. Press SVG to download the file instead.
Yes. Open the Strip Classic look, type your text and it is set in strips with these shapes filling the gaps, animated. Export it as a PNG, WebP or JPG image or a WebM video.
Step by step: How to make a kinetic typography poster.
Open Strip Classic in Poster Lab →