Enter the text you desire, then select the font and colors.
NOTICE: Under U.S. law, typefaces and the characters they contain are
considered to be utilitarian objects whose utility outweighs any merit
that may exist in protecting their creative elements. As such, typefaces
are exempt from copyright protection in the United States (Code of Federal
Regulations, Ch 37, Sec. 202.1(e); Eltra Corp. vs. Ringer). However, this
finding was limited in Adobe vs. Southern Software, Inc., wherein it was
held that scalable computer fonts, ie., the instructions necessary to
render a typeface, constitute a "computer program" for the purposes of
copyright law and hence are subject to protection. Hence the computer
file(s) associated with a scalable font will generally be protected even
though the specific design of the characters is not. Furthermore, a
rasterized representation (e.g. bitmap) of the characters in a scalable
font is not protected by copyright in the United States. According to
section 503.02(a) of Compendium II: Copyright Office Practices, typography
and calligraphy are not copyrightable in themselves in the U.S.