Font Cut Studio
Type it, size it, cut it.
Pick a free font, set a real size in inches, weld script letters together and download a cut-ready SVG.
- Free to use
- Open-licence fonts
- Real inch sizing
Font won’t load?
Some browsers block the normal route. Try another font, or upload the font file in step 2. Advanced: paste a free Web Fonts Developer API key as a backup route.
How to use Font Cut Studio
- 1 Type your textEnter a name, word or phrase.
- 2 Pick a fontBrowse by style — chunky, script, handwritten and more — or upload your own.
- 3 Size and downloadSet the height in inches or cm, nudge letters if needed, then download the SVG.
Free font to SVG maker for cutting machines
Font Cut Studio turns any text into a clean, cut-ready SVG right in your browser. Pick from a hand-picked library of free fonts sorted by style — chunky, script, handwritten, elegant and more — type your words, and set the size in real inches or centimeters. Script letters are welded into one continuous shape automatically, so your name or phrase cuts as a single piece instead of a pile of loose letters.
Real sizes, real spacing, no guesswork
Tell it how tall your capital letters should be and the mat shows the exact finished width and height. Tighten or loosen the letter spacing, stretch the text wider or taller, and drag any single letter into place — perfect for tucking a first letter under a swash. When a letter has a hole you don’t want, switch to Fix holes and click it away.
Frequently asked questions
Are the fonts free to use for things I sell?
Every font in the library is free and open-licensed, which allows personal and commercial projects. If you upload your own font file, check that its license covers what you make.
Will the SVG come in at the right size?
Yes. The file is saved with real inch dimensions, so it imports at the size shown on the mat.
What does weld do?
Weld merges overlapping letters into one outline, so connected script text cuts as a single piece. Turn it off in step 4 if you want every letter as its own shape.
Is my text or font uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs on your device. Fonts you upload stay in your browser.
How do I turn a font into a cut file?
Type your text, pick a font, set how tall the letters should be, and download the SVG. Then upload the SVG to your cutting software. It comes in at the size you set, ready to cut.
Can I use my own font?
Yes. Upload a TTF or OTF font file and it works just like the fonts in the library. Check that the font's license covers what you make.
How do I make script letters connect?
Weld is on by default, so overlapping script letters join into one piece. If two letters don't quite touch, tighten the letter spacing or drag a single letter into place.
