Tumbler wrap templates,
measured instead of guessed.

— what you’re downloading

A shop template, not a rectangle.

— where a paper template runs out

A template gives you the size. It still can’t show you the cup.

You already know this part. You print it, tape it around the blank, eyeball the placement, and find out what you actually made after the laser has already run.

The seam doesn't meet

Flat, the wrap looked perfect. On the cup the pattern misses itself at the seam, and there's no fixing it after the burn.

Engraved in the wrong spot

The name was meant to sit under the logo. It's an inch off and wrapped onto the handle. That blank is done.

“Where will it go?”

Ten messages deep with a customer trying to describe placement in words, and they're still surprised by the result.

— so we made the template live on the cup

TumblerForge is this template, running.

Same measurements, same seams, same taper bands — except the artboard is the template, and every edit engraves onto a spinning 3D cup while you work. The file you just downloaded is literally the artboard you get when you open it.

The template is the canvas

Design past the seam and watch it wrap. Snap to centres, edges and corners.

Live 3D proof

Every edit lands on the spinning cup instantly — any size, any coat colour, any plating.

Production files at true size

Layered SVG plus native LightBurn and xTool exports, guides on a no-output layer.

The whole studio

Text in 21 fonts or upload your own, vector trace, boolean ops, outlines and contours, fill-the-wrap.

— 30 seconds

Watch a wrap go on.

— from the shop floor

— 7-day free trial · templates stay free either way

Pays for itself the first blank you don’t burn.

— questions

Before you ask.

Are these tumbler templates really free?

Yes. Every size, every format, no account and no email. Use them commercially, no attribution needed. We give them away because makers who stop guessing at wrap sizes tend to want the rest of what we build.

What size is a 40oz tumbler wrap?

315mm around by 240mm of engraveable height, measured at the widest engraveable point on a real blank. It also tapers, so a single 315mm rectangle will distort near the base — the annotated template marks the transition and gives you the circumference of each section.

Why is the template wider than the tumbler's circumference?

There is 40mm of overdraw on each side. Art that runs past the seam wraps around to the other side of the cup, so designing into the margin is how you get a pattern that meets itself instead of stopping short.

Will the file open at the right size in LightBurn or xTool?

Yes. The SVG is authored at true physical size — one unit is one millimetre — and the .lbrn2 and .xs files are native projects, so there is no import-and-rescale step. Every guide lands on the cut layer; switch that layer's output off before you run the job.

What is the difference between the annotated and blank templates?

The annotated one is the real Studio artboard: seam and centre lines, taper sections with each band's circumference, handle-mount keepouts, and panel guides. The blank is just the wrap outline and the overdraw boundary, for people who want a clean frame.

Do I still need TumblerForge if the templates are free?

Not to lay out a wrap. The template tells you the size. What it can't do is show you the seam meeting before you burn, or hand a customer a spinning preview to approve. That's the part you're paying for, and there's a free demo so you can decide.