Cookie Cutter Maker — Cutters, Stamps & Letter Tiles

Type your letters — each one becomes its own flat-backed tile, with the letter raised and mirrored so it presses the right way round. Tiles slide into the holder rail in word order and the two blank spring clamps pinch them snug.

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LettersOne tile per character, exactly as you type it — lowercase stays lowercase. A space becomes a blank tile for word breaks.

FontInclude holder railUntick if you already have a rail from a previous set at the same tile size — tiles from any set fit the same rail.

Fine tuning

Fine tuning is included with Club. See plans

Your print bed size (mm)Your printer's build plate size — the whole set is packed to fit it.How many tiles the rail holdsAuto: the rail fits the letters you type. Enter a number to force a longer or shorter rail.Letter tile height (mm)The short side of each tile — 18 mm gives crisp letters on cookies; go smaller for delicate work or bigger for cake lettering. Script fonts shine at 22 mm and up; small script letters get delicate at crossings.Tile back thickness (mm)The flat back of the tileLetter height (mm)How far the letter stands off the tile — keep it a couple of mm deeper than your press so the rail never touches the fondant.Finest detail (mm)Thin strokes are thickened to this so they print nicely. Delicate script fonts default to a finer value (0.4 mm) than the usual 0.8 mm — they print more delicately.Letter weight (mm)Bolder or lighter strokes — the letterform stays the same shape.Space beside each letter (mm)Space beside each letter — smaller = tighter letter spacing when pressed. At 0 the letter may reach the tile edge (never past it).Space between tiles on the plate (mm)Spacing when the whole row is nested on one plate

Type some letters to build your tiles.