Hi, I'm Jerry, and I made WarpImage. Cricut and Silhouette users ask the same question in every forum: how do I curve this text? Canva's Curve runs a line along a circle and nothing else, Design Space's Warp needs a Cricut Access subscription to make a project, and the usual answer is "do it in Illustrator". So I built a warp tool that runs in the browser: 17 styles plus a free-form envelope, more than 1,900 Google Fonts, and a cut-ready SVG that opens at its real size in Design Space and cuts as previewed (one welded path, sized in inches, no stray overlaps). A few things I cared about: - It all runs on your device. Your pictures, files and fonts never leave it. - The free plan has every style and font and exports a transparent PNG with no watermark. - The cut files and print-size PNGs are Plus, $5 a month. That is how the site pays for itself. It also warps images and SVG files, and shows your design on tees, mugs and tumblers before you make anything. I'd love to hear what you make with it, and what it gets wrong.

WarpImage

Curve text for tumblers, shirts and Cricut, in your browser

Curve text for tumblers, shirts and Cricut, in your browser