Turn your brand mark into a single-colour stencil for shipping crates, market-stall signage, coffee dusting, merch, and shop walls — free, in your browser.
Logos convert beautifully — they're already bold, flat shapes. Three things help.
A large PNG or an SVG export gives crisp edges. Avoid screenshots of small web logos — upscaled pixels turn into ragged stencil edges.
Multi-colour logos collapse into one silhouette as you move the threshold. If a mid-tone element drops out, nudge the slider until every part you need reads solid.
Enclosed shapes — the counter of an "O", a dot in an icon — will fall out of a paint stencil. Add small bridges with tape or a marker before you cut, or cut from adhesive vinyl where the backing holds them.
Spray your mark on shipping crates, pallets, and kraft boxes — the classic industrial look, one can of paint.
Paint the logo on a shopfront board, market stall, or interior feature wall at any size a printer could never manage.
A small mylar stencil dusts your logo in cocoa on lattes and desserts. Food-safe plastic only.
Fabric paint through a vinyl stencil turns blank totes and tees into branded merch in-house.
Yes. Transparent areas are treated as white, so a dark logo on a transparent PNG converts perfectly. If your logo is white-on-transparent, hit Invert.
Only with permission. Logos are trademarks — this tool is for marks you own or have the right to reproduce, on your own signage, packaging, and gear.
SVG. The full editor traces the stencil into a real vector path, so Cricut Design Space or Silhouette Studio can cut it immediately without their auto-trace step.
Taglines usually don't survive stencilling. Crop to the mark itself, or make the text a separate, larger text stencil.
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