A child's door, a locker, a toy chest, a garden planter — type any name and get a personalised stencil you can paint in one afternoon.
A name stencil is the fastest way to make something feel made-for-them.
Paint the name across a bedroom door, a toy chest, or above a bed. Chalk paint plus a stencil gives a hand-finished look with none of the freehand risk.
A stencilled name turns a plain crate, cutting board, or terracotta pot into a personalised gift — repeatable if you're making one for everyone.
Stencil names onto lunch boxes, water-bottle sleeves, and kit bags. Fabric paint through a vinyl stencil survives the washing machine.
Check the preview — longer names look best in the narrower typefaces, short names can go big and bold.
Download the PNG, print at the width of your surface, and cut the letters out with a craft knife on a mat.
Centre the stencil with low-tack tape, then stipple paint from the letter edges inward so nothing creeps underneath.
Up to 40 characters — enough for a first and last name. For very long names, print across two pages and tile them, or choose a narrower font.
Connected script is fragile as a stencil. If you want that look, render the script text as an image, upload it in the "From image" tab, and add bridges by hand before cutting.
Raw or painted wood. It's flat, forgiving, and takes acrylic craft paint well. Curved surfaces like pots need a flexible vinyl stencil.
Yes — unlimited names, no account, no watermark. The tool runs entirely in your browser.
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