TumblerForge — Exports & Engraving

  • Can I make a spinning video of the cup?

    Yes — Export spin video renders a full 360° turntable rotation as a 6-second 1920×1920 square MP4 at 30fps, which clears Etsy's 5-second minimum for listing videos and drops straight into Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest. It renders frame by frame from a fixed camera at full quality regardless of ...

  • How do I export a file for my laser?

    Click Download production SVG in the right panel. The file is written at true physical size with millimeter dimensions — LightBurn, xTool Creative Space, and every major laser suite read it at exactly the right scale with no resizing. Production SVG contains only your design; the template guides ...

  • How do I export mockups for my shop listings?

    Export mockup PNG renders a three-view product shot (handle left, back, right) from a fixed studio camera at print resolution. Pick a background color first in the right panel. Paid plans export clean; free accounts include a small watermark.

  • My text looks wrong or throws an error when I open the file in my laser software — why?

    Laser programs like LightBurn and xTool Creative Space can only render a font that's installed on your computer. If your design uses a TumblerForge font you don't personally have installed, the text can shift to a substitute font or trigger an import error. The fix: before exporting, select your ...

  • What settings should I engrave with?

    Settings depend on your laser and the blank's coating, so start from your machine's powder-coat presets and test on the bottom of a spare cup. TumblerForge guarantees the geometry — size, placement, seam alignment — and your laser test settles power and speed.

  • What's the “layered SVG” export, and how do I use it?

    Download layered SVG gives you the same design plus the template guides, each on its own color so your laser software can separate them into layers: orange = the template guidelines, section/handle labels, and panel boxes; blue = your text; and your artwork stays the color you drew it. In your la...