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Personalized orders are where the money is, and where the evenings go. This gives the evenings back.
Nothing is uploaded. It runs in your browser, so your files never leave your machine.
Part of the Maker Toolkit: twenty tools that share one shop profile and one product list, so what you set up here is already known everywhere else.
Maker Toolkit v1.0 · August 2026
How it works
It takes your list of names, from a paste, a spreadsheet or Etsy's order export, and draws every one into a finished file. Each name is fitted onto its ornament, keychain tag or name cut-out as large as it will go, split onto two lines when that reads bigger, and laid out on laser sheets or in the pockets of a UV printer jig. A packing list says which piece belongs to which order.
Why it is built this way
Questions
Paste the names, or upload your order spreadsheet, choose the piece (an ornament, tag, circle, rectangle or a name cut-out) and a font. Every name is fitted to its piece, as large as it will go, and laid out on sheets the size of your bed. The names are already drawn in as outlines, so there is no variable text to set up in LightBurn or xTool, and a packing list says which piece is whose.
Yes. Download your orders as a CSV from Etsy and drop the file in. It finds the personalization each buyer typed, keeps a line break as a second line, turns a quantity of two into two pieces, and puts the order number and buyer on the packing list. Order lines with no personalization are left out.
Yes. Choose the name cut-out shape and the outline follows the lettering with a border, with an optional hanging loop at the start of the name or on top. Script fonts join on their own; with a print font the border joins the letters, and it warns you if a name would cut into separate pieces.
Yes. Pick your printer bed and the names go into the pockets of a jig, one print per blank, in your lettering color, over an optional design. You get a ready eufyMake E1 or xTool O1 project for each jig load, or a 300 dpi layout for any other printer, plus the jig cut file.
Yes, with "Cut, then print in place". The laser cuts every piece (ornaments, tags, name cut-outs) from a blank sheet with tiny tabs holding them in, and cuts the sheet edge exact. Put the sheet on the UV printer against the bed corner and each name prints on its own piece, ready for the eufyMake E1 or xTool O1. No jig, no camera.
Sixteen open-licensed script and print fonts that are fine for products you sell, or upload your own TTF, OTF or WOFF font. Use a font your license lets you sell products with.
Next in the workflow
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