: How to put pictures in running text as if they were text? Some tutorial books have text lines containing graphics like these: It'd be a lot nicer to build an OpenType-SVG font, but there

@Hamm6457569

Have a look at www.fontself.com
Fontself is a commercial add-on to create fonts from vector or raster artwork within Photoshop and Illustrator:


In Photoshop you can export OpenType-SVG color bitmap fonts from any image layer.
In Illustrator you will soon be able to export color vector fonts from multicolored shapes.


Check the PS demo:

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@Murray664

Try looking at www.colorfonts.wtf/
You can use Fontself which is addon to Photoshop and Illustrator.
www.fontself.com/
It uses OpenType-SVG like you wanted. That should solve your problem. Its .

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@Gonzalez368

InDesign allows you to paste RGB images from your Pasteboard into the Text Box. I do this all the time.


Create a text box,
start typing,
leave the cursor at the last character,
go to Photoshop and copy/paste a flatten RGB (not
transparent layer)
go back to your cursor in InDesign and paste.


After the image is pasted, you can also select the image's corner anchors and resize (bonus!)

Warning: if your file is going to press, be aware that your image was placed as a screen resolution BMP format.

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@Alves566

Use Adobe InDesign. Place the image and anchor it to the text where it belongs.
helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/anchored-objects.html
If trying for web just create a custom CSS class for yourself.

Photoshop and Illustrator don't really have features for this. You can wrap text around objects in both but they won't automatically adjust with the text.

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