Use a fixed panel or an adaptive outline, adjust the SVG, text and finish and export the volumes you need for production.
Decide whether the artwork goes on a plaque, a signage panel, a bookmark or a word decoration.
Upload the SVG and set the text, dimensions, position, colours and available finish.
Check the outline, thickness, volumes and orientation in your slicer before printing.
The signage plate keeps a rectangular body and places the SVG and text in set areas. The adaptive plaque builds the base from the uploaded silhouette, without a ring or connector.
The bookmark keeps a long body suited to its use, while the word decoration combines two text pieces designed to slot together.
Each product offers a different relationship between base and artwork. On some, the design is raised; on others, it is cut into the panel or finishes flush with the surface.
Check the preview and the editor description to understand which volumes will be exported and how to assign their colours.
When the shape of the part depends on the SVG, loose regions and overly fine details may need extra connections. Simplify the design without removing elements that matter to the identity.
Use the converter to vectorise images and review the file before generating the geometry.
Learn how to turn an image into an SVGA sign for a counter, wall or door may need tape, screws or a specific holder that is not part of every model. Decide on the mounting before finalising the quote.
On the bookmark, check thickness and flexibility. On decorations, check stability and how the words fit together.
5 models
01Upload an SVG artwork and generate a fixed-width key holder, precisely preserving the five lower hooks.
02Cut an SVG artwork into the raised panel and apply relief text to the right-hand area of the sign.
03Upload an SVG or image, edit the artwork in the 2D preview and generate an adaptive sign, with the option of adding a separate artwork on the back.
04Upload an SVG artwork, preserve the long body of the bookmark and choose between a raised or flush finish.
05Combine a main letter or word with another text designed to fit and be glued onto it, wherever you choose.
Yes, with the adaptive plaque model. The body is created from the SVG outline within the editor's limits.
The signage plate has a configurable text area. Other models offer their own controls, shown in the editor.
Yes. The model lets you choose a compatible finish and keeps the long body of the piece.
Yes. Artwork is uploaded as SVG; raster images can be converted, but the vector should be reviewed to avoid fragile details.
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