Keep your artwork simple.
Start with bold letters, a logo, or a silhouette. Small details and thin strokes can disappear between stones.
A rhinestone template maker for names, logos, and simple artwork.
A measured pattern, ready for your next small project.
Type a name or choose an image to make your template.
Individual vector holes. Dimensions in millimeters.
Preview release · both exports are free. No checkout or subscription.
Check your hole size in your own material. Print PDFs at 100% / Actual size, never “Fit to page”.
Start with bold letters, a logo, or a silhouette. Small details and thin strokes can disappear between stones.
Choose the finished width and measured hole size. The pattern rearranges when you resize; the holes keep their diameter.
Export the SVG for your cutting workflow, or print the tiled PDF. Check the calibration strip before cutting a full template.
A rhinestone template is a pattern of spaced holes used to arrange stones for a transfer or placement guide. This tool turns selected areas of simple artwork into individual circles at a measured size.
No. Images are decoded and processed in your browser, on your device. The tool has no accounts, server-side image uploads, or analytics scripts. For hosting information, see the privacy note below.
No. Nominal SS sizes and stone tolerances vary by supplier. Our reference values are starting points. Measure your stones, choose a suitable hole allowance, and test the actual material and blade settings.
The SVG contains separate vector circles with explicit millimeter dimensions. Import behavior can vary between cutting applications. Confirm the imported width and hole size, then make a small test cut. This beta has not yet been validated by an actual cutter import or physical test cut. Check a small sample before committing materials.
The PDF automatically splits large patterns into Letter or A4 sheets with a 5 mm overlap. Match neighboring areas, trim as needed, and assemble them. Use 100% / Actual size and check the 25.4 mm calibration line.
A stone can only be placed where the grid samples the artwork. Fine strokes, tiny letters, and narrow gaps may not survive. Try bolder artwork, a larger finished width, a smaller measured hole size, or a different layout. Inspect the dots before exporting.
Simple, high-contrast images work best. The threshold selects dark or light areas; it does not create a realistic portrait or separate multiple stone colors. Only use artwork you have permission to use.
An optional offline edition. The web tool above stays free.
Make templates without an internet connection. Save a project with its settings and artwork, reopen it later, and export SVG, PDF, and calibration strips. No subscription or account.
Checkout is not open yet. This is a launch notification request, not an order. No payment is collected. Both editions have the same layout engine; try the free web tool to check your design first.
Your text, uploaded images, dot patterns, and export files are processed in your browser. The tool does not send them to a server. No advertising or analytics scripts are included. The hosting provider receives normal page requests, which can include your IP address and browser information; this local-processing promise does not cover the provider’s infrastructure logs. If you submit the optional offline-edition request, we store your email, note, consent, and the displayed price to handle that request. Cleanup runs when new requests are processed and removes records older than 90 days; it is not an automatic deletion timer. A daily hashed network identifier limits spam; we do not store your raw IP in the request database. No artwork is submitted.
Yes. You may use exported patterns for personal or commercial projects when you own the artwork or have permission to use it. Your source artwork remains yours. This permission does not grant rights to someone else’s logos, artwork, or fonts.
SVG, printable PDF, and calibration-strip exports are currently free. There is no checkout, subscription, or purchase required. Any future paid offer will state its price and deliverables before purchase.
This is an experimental layout tool. It has not yet been validated by an actual cutter import or physical test cut. Confirm the imported design width and hole diameter, use the calibration strip, and test a small sample in your material. Fine details may disappear, and machine settings can change the result.