Rhinestone text generator
Names, team words, jersey numbers, short quotes. Type the text, choose the stone, and get a template where every dot is one stone at a real diameter — then export an SVG or a printable PDF.
Type a name or drop an image. True-size SVG and a printable PDF, no account.
Text, not artwork
Most template tools start with an image and ask you to trace it. Text is a better starting point for the work most crafters actually do: a name on a shirt, a team word across a back, a number on a sleeve.
Because the letters are generated rather than traced, there is no threshold guessing and no ragged edges — the only decisions left are the stone size, the spacing and how wide the finished design should be.
What the text mode does and does not do
| Supported | |
|---|---|
| Length | Up to 24 characters on one line |
| Letter styles | Bold sans, classic serif, block letters |
| Letter spacing | Natural, a little room, extra room |
| Mirroring | Yes — for stencil material and transfer tape |
| Multiple lines | No — make one template per line and combine them on the material |
| Symbols and emoji | Basic characters only; complex glyphs may not survive the grid |
Names that read from across the room
- Count the strokes, not the letters. A single narrow letter (I, l) can vanish at SS6; widen the design or use a bigger stone.
- Space letters before you resize. Extra room is easier to add in the tool than to fix on the material.
- Mirror for stencil work. If your template is cut in reverse and applied face-down, mirror before exporting — not after.
- Test one letter first. Cut the first letter of the name, check the stones drop in, then cut the rest.
Two words, two templates
The generator handles a single line. For “MIA ROSE”, make two templates at the same finished width and stack them on the material, or put the second line into an image and use the image mode. Keeping each line as its own file is also easier to re-cut when one part fails.
Questions
Can I make two lines of text?
Not in one run. Make one template per line at the same finished width, then align them on your material. Each line exports as its own SVG or PDF.
Do I need an account or an upload?
No. The text is converted in your browser; nothing is uploaded and there is no signup.
Will my letters be readable in rhinestones?
If the thinnest stroke fits at least two stones across. Thin strokes and small letters are the usual reason a name looks broken after cutting.