Fonts for tumblers
Most tumbler orders are a name. Type it in the box and see it in every font below: scripts for the classic name look and bold fonts that stay readable around a curve.
Script fonts for names
Connected scripts, so a name cuts as one piece of vinyl or engraves as one smooth line.
Bold and clean
Solid letters that stay readable when the cup curves away from you.
Bench tips
- Names wrap around a curve. Keep them short and centered on the side facing out.
- For engraved powder-coated tumblers, thin strokes can look patchy. Choose a font with some weight.
- TumblerForge sizes your design to the exact cup, so the name lands where you expect.
Questions
What are the best fonts for tumblers?
A connected script for names and a bold, simple font for words and numbers. Both groups above are checked for strokes thick enough to cut, weed and engrave.
What font size should I use for a name on a tumbler?
Big enough that the thinnest stroke survives your method. Test one on scrap, and keep the name within the flat-looking part of the cup.
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