Two studios, one little workspace
Create a themed name or gamertag, or switch to teacher names for titles, stacked layouts, and images before or after the name. Switching studios preserves each draft separately on this browser when browser storage is available.
A preview, not a production model
The preview has a 8.0 mm body and 4.0 mm raised details. Default width is up to 8 inches, automatically increasing to a maximum of 10 inches when needed for printed detail. Height adjusts with your wording; short names can be narrower to keep the preview under 3.5 inches tall. Every style has a fully filled backing behind the name, including letter openings and the spaces between letters. A 4.0 mm outline border follows the letter tops, while a flat lower edge lets the sign sit on a surface. The outline border is separate from the 8.0 mm front-to-back body depth. All backs now share a flat rear plane at Z=0, including platform designs: place that back on the build plate, with the raised lettering facing up. There are no rear feet, recesses, or protrusions. Pixel-platform designs use an 8.0 mm deep base, aligned with the backing. The 3D preview uses hardware acceleration where available, with an interactive software 3D fallback for other browsers. All construction settings are prototype defaults and require a physical stability and printability check before production. This tool does not create a print-ready STL.
Themes, fonts, and images
Themes use descriptive style names, color presets, and reference-based preview lettering. No official logos or character artwork are supplied. Requested artwork still needs its own review; a theme name is not permission to reproduce protected designs. Suggested gamer and classroom images are original, simple artwork. Requested images and fonts need a separate review and mockup approval.
Most themed alphabets are built-in drawing outlines rebuilt from supplied reference images, so their previews work offline. They are screenshot-based approximations, not installed font files or verified production artwork. The original cracked-block alphabet is also built in. Thin inlays, distressed edges, and pointed details need a final manufacturing review. Neutral punctuation is supplied where reference sheets did not include it; character-logo symbols are excluded. Adventure retains its illustrative web font because its supplied attachment was a webpage redirect, not an alphabet or font file. Other web fonts are loaded from Google Fonts when online. They are not embedded in this file. When a font cannot load, the studio clearly labels the fallback preview. The selected font name is still saved for review. Screen colors, surface texture, and sparkle are approximate. The color palette is a visual reference, not a live stock feed.
Your draft stays with you
When embedded on its matching product page, this studio sends your Design ID to the Squarespace cart bridge. Squarespace handles the order and checkout. Browser storage keeps your drafts on this device where available. A Design ID is encoded, not encrypted, and includes an accidental-change checksum, not a security signature. Do not put sensitive information in the notes. Save the full code or JSON file to recover a design on another device. A short reference alone cannot retrieve it.
Loading web fonts contacts Google's font servers. When embedded, this page may send its height and studio type to the embedding Peterson Print Co. page for layout only; your full design, wording, and notes are sent to the parent page only when you confirm Add to cart.
Use & care
These are decorative indoor signs, not toys. Avoid hot surfaces, direct heat, and rough handling. Final production details and care instructions come from Peterson Print Co.
