For print-on-demand shops
Typography that sells, built for people who sell shirts — not for people who love Illustrator.
Your whole list of sayings, slogans or quotes in one go — up to 200 at a time.
Every line becomes a finished design in seconds. Tap the ones you love, regenerate the rest until they land.
One folder of transparent 4500 × 5400 files, named from their phrases — ready for Etsy, Merch by Amazon, Shopify or any POD platform.
No Illustrator. No design experience. No credits, no per-export fees, no counter ticking down.
Fourteen layouts
Every phrase can be set as an arch, a ransom note, a wave, a badge, a ribbon or a striped panel — and you can flip between them on any design without retyping a thing.
Font pairings
Fifty-eight faces, grouped into pairings that hold up — a display face for the words that matter and a script for the ones that connect them. Pick one and a whole batch stays in it, or build your own pair from any two fonts, yours included.
What's inside
Varsity arch on a real curved baseline. Script connectors riding between bold caps. Wavy retro, ribbon banners, circle badges, ransom note.
Stripes, checkerboard, leopard, cow, gingham, plaid, sunburst rays, arch blocks and frames — sitting behind the words, or scattered around them.
Playful, Coquette, Western, Retro Groovy, Varsity, Y2K, Boho, Preppy, Vintage Press. Each one sets the fonts, colours, texture and background together so a whole batch matches.
Lines never break after "the" or "of" or strand a pronoun on its own. Small words go to the script face, the words that matter go big.
Upload the fonts you already bought and pair any two by hand. Set your brand's four colours once and run the whole batch in them.
Variation holds the layout, fonts and palette steady and reshuffles everything else. New style throws it all out. Tap either as many times as you like — nothing is counted.
Real speckle erosion on the letterforms when you want the vintage look, perfectly crisp edges when you don't.
Bows, stars, paws, lightning, daisies, smileys, horseshoes, cherries and pearls — drag any of them anywhere on the design, resize, rotate, recolour, or tuck them behind the text. Drop in your own PNG the same way.
Colour
Twenty-two palettes are built in, each one four colours picked to hold together — a ground, an ink, and two accents. Six rules decide how those colours land across the lines, so a design arrives already coloured rather than waiting for you.
Each line gets its own swatch button. Tap to move it through the ink, both accents and back — the two-tone look those shirts sell on, in one tap per line.
Set the shirt colour and the preview sits on it, so you know how mustard reads on charcoal before you press anything. The shirt is preview only — the PNG still exports transparent.
A picker on all four slots for when it has to be your exact hex. Save it as your brand palette and run a whole hundred-phrase batch in your own colours.
The difference
Canva and Kittl are fine editors. But a shop with a hundred sayings to publish this month doesn't need a better canvas — it needs the hundred finished. That's the whole idea here.
No credits
Most design generators sell you tokens and then meter every render, so the tool gets more expensive exactly when it starts working for you. There is no counter here. Regenerate a phrase forty times to find the right one. Run the same hundred through six different themes. Export all of it. Your subscription covers the whole thing.
Pricing
per month, cancel any time
Works in any browser, on your phone or your desktop.
Yes. Everything you export is yours, for merch, listings, client work, whatever you like. Every typeface built into the tool is licensed for commercial use, so there's no separate font fee waiting for you.
Upload them and they'll sit alongside the built-in ones — tag each as a display or script face and pair any two by hand. Your font files stay in your own browser and are never uploaded to us, so your licences stay between you and the foundry you bought from.
No. Pick a theme, paste your phrases, tap the ones you like. The spacing, line breaks, colour pairings and letter treatments are decided for you. If you want to tune something, every line can be recoloured and nudged.
The default export is 4500 × 5400 pixels with a transparent background — that's a 15 × 18 inch transfer at 300 DPI, which is the standard gang sheet size. Smaller sizes are there too if you need them.
A browser. Nothing to install. It works on a phone, though exporting a large batch is happier on a laptop where there's more memory to work with.
Yes. Every design has a picker on all four colour slots — ink, both accents and the shirt — so you can drop in an exact hex. Save that as your brand palette and switch on "use on every design" to run an entire batch in your colours. Twenty-two ready-made palettes are there if you'd rather not think about it.
No. No credits, no render quota, no per-image charge. Generate, regenerate and export as much as you like for as long as you're subscribed — the only cap is 200 phrases in any single batch, and you can run as many batches as you want.
Any time, from the link in your receipt. You keep every file you've already exported.