Name order
Confirm spelling, prefixes, partners and the order copied from the source list.
Compare one name in ten cursive fonts, or turn a whole list into printable name cards.
Choose a font card to download its PNG.
From a list to a printable sheet
Paste up to 100 names, one per line. Choose flat place cards or name labels and review every page before printing.
Print at 100% scale, disable browser headers and footers, and match the paper selection. Cards are flat, not folded. Long names wrap or reduce in size to stay inside the card.
A font that works for one short name may fail on the longest name in the list. Review the complete batch, then print one plain-paper proof.
Confirm spelling, prefixes, partners and the order copied from the source list.
Inspect the longest and most unusual letter combinations, not only the first card.
Check that the capital and joins can be read quickly at card size and in the chosen ink color.
Verify scale, margins, clipping and cutting guides in the actual browser and printer preview.
Single output
Batch output
Text field
Use the homepage Unicode styles. A font PNG cannot be pasted as editable text.
Handwriting
Send it to the worksheet generator for model, trace and blank rows.
Personal mark
Use the signature generator, which separates typed images from handwritten and formal signing tasks.
Need to know
Answers about the ten-font comparison, PNG files and batch card limits.
Yes. You can compare all ten fonts, download individual PNG files and prepare name-card sheets without an account or watermark.
Yes. Type the name once and the grid updates all ten labelled previews together, so you can compare the exact same letters.
Yes. Transparency is on by default, and the checkerboard shows the transparent area. Each font card has its own Download PNG button.
The batch workspace accepts up to 100 non-empty lines, with up to 120 characters per line. It lays them out as 85 × 50 mm place cards or 85 × 30 mm labels on A4 or US Letter pages.
No. The ten previews are real fonts and the download is an image. Use the homepage Unicode tab when you need styled characters that can be pasted into a text field.