Split Text Effect Inkscape

Creating a cut text effect or split text in Inkscape is simple with the help of the Division boolean operator. In this video I show you how to spit your text, adjust it’s appearance and add gradients. This is the first of 6 videos showing you how you can create different text effects and introducing you to some of Inkscape powerful features. Follow along with all 6 videos.
This effect works well for T-shirt designs, logos, banners and more.
In this tutorial, I’m using the latest version of Inkscape - Inkscape 1.2.2
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[@dougveganparadisebuilder5808]

Thank you for making these as you do.

[@CreateForFree]

You're welcome, I hope they are helpful

[@lqlarry]

Thanks! I learned a few more things.

[@CreateForFree]

I'm pleased to hear that, thanks for commenting

[@younsbksm4458]

thank you for sharing that

[@CreateForFree]

Your welcome

[@Badgerr99]

Another excellent tutorial, thanks for sharing, looking forward for the rest

[@CreateForFree]

Thanks Ian, hope you find the rest useful.

[@SteveMacSticky]

Thanks for the shout out 😀

[@CreateForFree]

No problem, I'd like to create a notice board to pin useful tips and comments. I might see if I can do something with the Community tab.

[@genekleckner3951]

Can you tell me what needs to be changed when I select my five parts to match my first gradient it does not let me get the little box to match the gradient. I did on my first piece. If I select one at a time I get that box and can change each one separately what am I missing to be able to do the group?

[@CreateForFree]

So you should be able to click off the first section to deselect it. Then hold down shift (so you can select multiple paths) and click on the other 5 sections. With them all selected, click on the linear gradient button in the Fill & Stroke dialog box, then click on the gradient drop down list and select the gradient you used on the first section. Good luck!

[@genekleckner3951]

Thank you…was not converted to path. Love your videos..learning so much

[@alexandrameckova5532]

can I call you crying if u fail my test tomorrow?

[@CreateForFree]

No tearful comments, hopefully that means you passed

[@alexandrameckova5532]

@@CreateForFree I did tysm you're so nice😭