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Check the spaces inside A, B, P, R, and O. If the openings disappear, increase the letter height or switch to a simpler style.
Lettering lab
Type a word, compare local system styles, and export the sampled dots as SVG.
Preview letteringThe preview is sampled in this browser. The download contains circles only and does not embed or redistribute a font file.
A smooth type sample can become a weak stone pattern after it is reduced to separate circles.
Check the spaces inside A, B, P, R, and O. If the openings disappear, increase the letter height or switch to a simpler style.
Stone centers should form a readable path through every stroke. Isolated dots and sudden clusters usually need editing before the cut.
Judge the word at its final millimeter size. A design that looks clear when enlarged on a monitor may be too dense at shirt-pocket scale.
A font being visible online does not mean its file can be copied, hosted, or redistributed. Commercial rhinestone font shops sell files under their own terms. Open fonts also carry a licence with conditions that travel with the font software.
This tool avoids sending a font file to the server. It samples one of the generic font families installed on the current device and exports the resulting circle geometry.
Confirm that your use of the source typeface and the resulting artwork is permitted. The tool cannot inspect or grant rights to a font installed on your device.
No. It creates a circle-based SVG from a generic local system style. It does not host or redistribute third-party font software.
Generic families such as sans-serif and serif resolve to fonts installed on the device. Download and keep the generated SVG when you want to preserve the exact sampled result.
There is no universal minimum. The result depends on the letters, stone size, spacing, material, and viewing distance. Use the live dimensions and make a physical sample.
The site grants no rights to an installed font or third-party wording. Confirm your source font licence and rights to the text or mark before commercial use.
Last reviewed July 27, 2026.