Description
Dripping blood lettering, ready to print at the size you actually need
Type a word, pick a style, and get horror lettering with blood that really runs — thick gloss, dried crust, neon bleed, green slime. Every style pairs its own typeface with its own drip physics, so switching styles changes the letterform too, not just the colour.
21 styles, each with its own typeface
从手工涂抹和经典滴落到石头污渍、灵异物质和黏液渗出。没有两种风格共享一种字体，且它们没有一种是另一种颜色调换的。
Real millimeters, not just pixels
Set the print width in millimeters and the exported PNG carries that size inside the file: 300 DPI written into the PNG itself, transparent background, so it lands at the right physical size in whatever you print from. A live readout tells you the thinnest stroke in millimeters before you commit.
See it on the product before you print
The mockup view puts your lettering on a real photographed t-shirt, door sign or poster at true physical scale — 200 mm on a t-shirt looks like 200 mm. Drag the artwork to reposition it, drag a corner to resize; the print width follows.
Emboss and transfer output
Turn on the emboss height map for a 16-bit greyscale depth map at the same size and DPI — brighter grey means higher relief. Turn on the mirrored copy for heat-transfer work and you get both the normal and the flipped version, with "-mirrored" in the filename so nobody flips it twice.