Princess Font Generator

Type a name, pick one of six royal-looking fonts and save the picture for an invitation or a door.

This is a sample. Type your own to replace it.

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Princess Sofia, sticker look, hot pink, on blush pink.

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How it works

Type a name and this princess font generator draws it in Princess Sofia, a curly upright hand, as a pink sticker with sparkles. New look deals 14 designs in six faces. None copies a film's or a toy's lettering.

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Six faces, from curled to carved

Princess Sofia ends its strokes in curls and winds its P into a spiral. Cinzel Decorative has capitals only: a capital key types the letter with a swash, a small key the plain one. Tangerine and Parisienne are thin scripts, so give them Sticker or Soft glow. Almendra and Bubblegum Sans are thick enough to carry Candy stripes.

Invitation, door sign or sticker

On Blush pink or White, Print keeps the colours. On Night blue it prints a black outline to save ink unless you untick Print as an outline. The PNG is 2400 by 1200 pixels. For a sticker or a cake topper, choose Transparent and Decoration None: the file is then cut to the letters.

Tips
  • Turning 1 or 10? Cinzel Decorative and Almendra draw 1 as a short I. The other four do not.
  • Tangerine's small letters are under two fifths of its capitals' height, so keep it to a short name.
  • All six faces have é, ï, ñ and ü. Tangerine and Almendra lack š and ž.

Questions and answers

Is this the font from a princess film or a doll box?

No. None of the six imitates a film title or a toy logo, and none is named after one. They are open-licence typefaces that suit a royal invitation: a curly hand, swashed Roman capitals, two thin scripts, a storybook calligraphy and a round sans.

Can I add a crown or a tiara?

Not in the picture. Decoration holds sparkles, hearts and stars, and no crown. Save on Transparent and add one in your own editor. For a caption, the crown symbols page has a crown character to paste.

Can I copy and paste a princess font?

Not the font: pasted text leaves its font behind, and the app that receives it picks another. So this page draws a picture, and the curls arrive as you saw them. For curly letters that paste into a bio, use the cursive text generator.

Can I sell invitations made with these fonts?

Yes. All six are under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. Its FAQ says you stay the author of a graphic made with such a font, no extra permission is needed and credit is optional. Only the font files cannot be sold by themselves.

Royal wording to try

One tap draws any of these 12 in the look on show:

Fonts on this page

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Every font in this tool is free to use, also for things you sell. The files are served from this site under their open licence.

  • Princess Sofia by Tart Workshop. Copyright (c) 2011, Font Diner (www.fontdiner.com),. SIL Open Font License 1.1
  • Cinzel Decorative by Natanael Gama. Copyright (c) 2012 Natanael Gama (info@ndiscovered.com), with Reserved Font Name 'Cinzel'. SIL Open Font License 1.1
  • Tangerine by Toshi Omagari. Copyright (c) 2010, Toshi Omagari (tosche@mac.com). SIL Open Font License 1.1 (reduced to the Latin characters, saved as WOFF2)
  • Parisienne by Astigmatic. Copyright (c) 2012 by Brian J. Bonislawsky DBA Astigmatic (AOETI). SIL Open Font License 1.1
  • Almendra by Ana Sanfelippo. Copyright (c) 2011-2012, Ana Sanfelippo (anasanfe@gmail.com), with Reserved Font Name 'Almendra'. SIL Open Font License 1.1
  • Bubblegum Sans by Sudtipos. Copyright (c) 2011 Angel Koziupa (sudtipos@sudtipos.com),. SIL Open Font License 1.1