Batch name SVG generator

Turn a full list of names into connected, cut-ready vectors

Paste one name per line and build an entire order without recreating the same design over and over. Every name keeps its own size and remains editable before export.

Two free words. No software install. SVG and DXF included.

A material sheet filled with connected laser-cut script names made in WeldWords
A real production batch made from WeldWords files.
Paste names
Weld + add holes
Nest the sheet
Export SVG

One production workflow

From a list to laser-ready sheets

Keep every name editable and correctly sized while WeldWords handles the repetitive layout work.

  1. 01

    Paste one name per line

    Use the word box for a quick list or the batch box for a larger order. Invisible paste characters are cleaned up automatically.

  2. 02

    Set the shared style

    Choose a font, spacing, strength, connection style, size, and optional keychain ring once for the batch.

  3. 03

    Adjust any exception

    Open one name from the sheet to move a letter, repair a join, or give that name its own width or height.

  4. 04

    Export together or separately

    Download one arranged sheet, one file per material sheet, selected names, or separate SVG files for every name.

Made for production batches

Connected one-piece script names
One keychain-hole setting across the list
Per-name size overrides
Automatic multi-sheet layouts
SVG and DXF at true size
Manual fixes stay with each name

Common questions

Can I make many personalized keychains at once?

Yes. Paste every name, turn on the ring hole, set its size and position, then arrange the full batch on your material.

Will dots and loose letter pieces fall out?

WeldWords checks the connected pieces and can attach script dots, accents, and separate letters before export.

Do I have to keep every name the same size?

No. Apply one height to the full batch, keep each name at its current size, or select a name and enter a separate width or height.

Build the whole batch in one place.

Paste the names, apply consistent settings, arrange the material, and export.

Open the batch maker