Three graffiti styles
- Handstyle: fast, slanted marker letters in the style of a tag, drawn from Sedgwick Ave Display.
- Drips: rounded letters with paint running down, from Rubik Wet Paint.
- Block: tall, square letters for a bold piece or a sign, from Bungee.
Build your piece
- Type a short word or a name. Short words look strongest; long text wraps onto a second line.
- Choose the paint color. Leave Fade on to blend it into a second color from top to bottom, the classic spray look.
- Set the outline color and thickness. The same color is used for the 3D depth, so a dark outline with Deep gives the strongest pop.
- Pick a background: white for printing, black or brick for a wall look, or transparent to drop the letters on a photo or a design.
Saving
Save PNG makes a picture 2400 pixels on its long side, enough for a printed page or a phone wallpaper. Save SVG keeps the letters as shapes that stay sharp at any size, for a cutting machine, a large banner or editing in a design app. Print sends only the letters to the printer.
Graffiti letters as text
This page makes pictures. For styled letters you can paste into a bio or a chat, use the cool fonts or the gothic fonts; for round letters, the bubble letter generator works the same way as this one.
Questions
How do I make my name in graffiti?
Type your name in the Text box, choose Handstyle, Drips or Block, and adjust the colors, outline and depth. Then press Save PNG.
Can I use the pictures for a shirt or a logo?
Yes. The letter shapes come from fonts under the SIL Open Font License, which allows using artwork made with them in personal and commercial projects.
Which characters work?
Letters A to Z, numbers, spaces and the signs - ' . ! & ?. Accented letters are drawn as the plain letter.
How do I get a transparent background?
Choose Transparent under Background, then Save PNG. The checkered pattern in the preview shows where the picture is see-through.