Bulk keychain production

Fifty keychain names, one hole setting, zero wasted acrylic

Keychain orders are where small shops lose hours: every name needs the same hole, the same height, and a layout that doesn't burn material. WeldWords turns a pasted list into holed, welded, tightly nested sheets—one file per sheet, ready for the laser.

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

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Every name in the batch gets the same perfectly placed ring hole.

Where bulk keychains usually go wrong

Drawing and positioning a hole on every single name by hand
Holes too close to the edge that snap when the ring goes in
One tall name forcing the whole sheet into a wasteful grid
Exporting names one at a time and losing track of who's who
Discovering after cutting that two names welded differently

Production features that just exist here

One ring-hole setting applied to the entire batch at once
Adjustable hole size and position, with the name kept structurally sound
Nesting that can rotate, reorder, and diagonally place names to save material
Automatic multi-sheet layouts with a clean per-sheet preview and export
Every name welded with the same rules, so the whole order matches

How it works

From typed words to a cut-ready file

Everything stays editable until you export, so one-off fixes never mean starting over.

  1. 01

    Paste the order

    One name per line, straight from the order form or spreadsheet.

  2. 02

    Set the style and hole

    Font, height, weld strength, and the ring hole's size and placement—once, for everyone.

  3. 03

    Nest the sheets

    Choose your sheet size and let WeldWords pack it tight; overflow becomes numbered extra sheets.

  4. 04

    Cut sheet by sheet

    Preview each sheet on its own, then export every sheet as a separate true-size SVG or DXF.

Common questions

Can I see each sheet before cutting?

Yes. When a batch spans multiple sheets, you can view them all together or zoom into any single sheet, each labeled with its number and name count.

Will the holes be in the same spot on every name?

The same setting applies to all names, and each hole is placed relative to that name's own shape, so tall and short names both get a clean, usable hole.

What sheet sizes can I use?

Any size—enter your material in inches or millimeters. A common 11.8 × 19.7 in sheet is the default, and it's fully editable.

Keep exploring

Try it on your own words.

Two free word exports. Unlimited access is $20 USD per month.

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