3d Font Generator
Turn a word into dimensional 3D lettering with chrome, gold and holographic finishes, then export a print-ready 300 DPI PNG.
Опис
Type a word, pick a typeface and a finish, and get dimensional lettering with real depth — extruded sides that shade away from the light, a bevel highlight along the front edge, stacked soft shadows, and outer and inner outlines. The preview updates as you drag.
Sixteen finishes, rebuilt from real artwork
Chrome, gold and holographic are not flat gradients here. Each finish is a multi-stop colour ramp measured off real 3D text effect artwork, which is what gives metal its dark-to-bright-to-dark band. Sixteen finishes in all, from glossy candy and comic to brushed chrome, gold and holographic.
Sixteen typefaces, bundled
Every typeface ships inside the generator as a real font file, with a live preview of your own word on each tile — you see the letterforms before you choose. The typeface is part of the finish: pick a preset and it brings its own face, slant and letter spacing, and you can still change any of them afterwards.
Colour you can actually reach
Four separate colour roles — front face, sides, outer edge and inner line — each with a swatch row and a custom picker. Overriding a colour keeps the finish's shading structure instead of flattening it, so a chrome preset recoloured to teal is still chrome.
Background switch
Off by default, so the export is transparent lettering you can drop onto anything. Turn it on and the design sits on that preset's own background colour, padded out to a finished artboard — what you see on screen is exactly what the PNG contains.
Eight real-photo mockups
T-shirt, Hoodie, Poster, Tote bag, Album cover, Wood sign, Plate and Packaging — real photographs, not flat templates. Each one places your design at its true physical size against that product's measured print area, and tells you when the design is wider than that surface can actually print.
What you get
A PNG at 300 DPI — transparent with the background switch off, or a finished artboard with it on. The print width you set in millimetres is written into the file, so it opens at the right physical size in print software instead of being read as 72 DPI. Very large designs are exported at a lower resolution so the file stays workable; the physical size is unchanged, and the tool tells you which resolution it used.
The interface is available in 17 languages.