Does this work for Cricut and Silhouette too?
Yes. The exported SVG imports into Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio, xTool Creative Space, LightBurn, and Glowforge—already welded, so the weld step is done.
Weld script fonts automatically
Connected script letters without the twenty-minute nudging routine
Every tutorial for connecting cursive letters says the same thing: ungroup to letters, drag each one into place, weld, fix what broke. WeldWords skips all of it—type the word and the letters arrive already connected as one cuttable piece.
Two free words. No software install. SVG and DXF included.
The manual way everyone teaches
Ungroup text to letters, then drag every letter into place by hand
Letters that overlap in the wrong spot and weld into blobs
Dots on i and j that detach and get lost on the cutting mat
Starting over because the weld ruined the letter holes
Repeating the whole process for every single name in an order
The WeldWords way
Letters connect automatically with real overlap, not just touching edges
Letter holes (a, e, o) stay open—welding never fills them in
Script dots and accents are detected and attached before export
Weak joins can be fixed with scoop, extend, or bridge welds when a font needs help
2,000+ fonts included, or upload your own
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.
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Type the word
One name, a phrase, or paste a full list for a batch—everything welds the same way.
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Choose a script font
Browse script, Roman, and display fonts with live previews, or upload a font file from your computer.
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Tune only if you want
Adjust letter spacing, weld strength, or connection style. Most words need nothing at all.
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Export at real size
Download SVG or DXF in true millimeters or inches, ready for your laser software, Cricut, or Glowforge.
Common questions
What if a font has letters that don't naturally touch?
Use the built-in fixes: scoot letters closer, extend a stroke, add a connector bar or underline, or place a small bridge weld exactly where you want it.
Will the inside of letters like 'e' and 'a' survive?
Yes. WeldWords preserves counters (the enclosed holes) through every weld, so the letter centers stay attached to the design instead of falling out.
Try it on your own words.
Two free word exports. Unlimited access is $20 USD per month.