Custom Fonts & Other Digitizing

There are a lot of factors to consider when choosing the right embroidery font for your project. But with so many options out there, it can be tough to know where to start.  We’ll help you understand the different types of fonts available and how to choose the best one for your project. We’ll also provide some tips on creating custom embroidery fonts that will make your project stand out from the rest.

There are a few things to keep in mind when choosing fonts for embroidery. First, think about the overall look you want to achieve. Are you going for a classic and professional look, or something more fun and playful? The font you choose should match the overall tone of your design.

Next, consider the size of the embroidered area. Some fonts are very intricate and may be difficult to read if they are too small. Conversely, very simple fonts can look lost and out of place if they are too large. Finding a font that is just the right size for your design is crucial.

Finally, think about how easy it will be to stitch the font you choose. Some fonts have a lot of small details that can be tricky to reproduce with embroidery. If you’re not sure how a particular font will stitch up, ask your embroiderer for a sample before committing to using it for your final design.

Now that you know what to look for in an embroidery font, here are some of our favorites:

• Alfa Slab
• Arial B
• Bourton Base
• Caveat Brush
• Chalet Bold
• Coiny Regular
• Eveleth Solid
• Fredoka One
• Girard Sky
• House Brush
• Jost Bold
• Lifehack Basic
• Local Brewery Regular
• Montserrat Extra Bold
• Neutra Titling
• Playball
• Rockwell Bold
• Salty
• serif font
• Sans serif fonts
• Spicy Rice
• Veneer Solid