This post is written in collaboration.
The world has gone virtual. We are facing unprecedented times, and things we were doing day to day have now become extinct. So whether you are a blogger, a teacher, a student, a graphic designer, a business owner or just someone who loves crafting, the free tools listed below are a great way of creating monograms.
There are loads of different tools to play around with, so it is often quite difficult to know where to begin. A monogram app is something you may consider using, and is a great way of exploring branding, scrap booking, wedding planning, card making and loads more.
You can do just about anything with these free monogram makers. Enter your initials and can change the style, font, and colors to exactly what you want. Your monogram can then be downloaded and used on anything you wish.
So here are the top 5 tools we would recommend you use to get creative during this lockdown:
1. Monogram Maker
My favourite monogram designer. There are 27 different styles to play with and you can choose from 16 different colours too.
Mark and Graham’s maker is super easy to use. All you have to do is type your initials into a text box, select a style and then choose your colour choice.
When you are happy with your design, you simply create a final version and then get it sent to you for sharing on social media.
2. Invys
This free monogram maker has 16 unique monograms that are ready to be personalised for wedding content. I recently got engaged, so I have been playing around on this free tool for the past couple of weeks.
Although everything is on hold, it’s a great free tool to get your head around if you have a wedding or big event coming up, that will ensure you save money.
Again you can customise, choose your colours, fonts, alignment and text size. Once it is finished and you are happy with the design then you can save it as a high resolution JPEG and get it emailed to yourself as a PDF file.
3. Carolina Clover
A monogram tool that has a smaller amount of style options but loads of different patterns. This tool is best if you are a little bit more advanced, and perhaps not one to start out using.
Once you have finished designing, them simply save and print out from your browser. Another great way to save money and be cost effective if you are planning a big event or wedding.
4. Chicfetti
Create a monogram free online with Chicfetti’s Monogram Maker. Chicfetti’s monogram generator allows you to make your own monogram online.
Use the maker to make circle monograms, wedding monograms and more! Once you are done designing your monogram, you can download it or print it.
All of the font colors are customizable and have lots of monogram fonts to choose from including script monogram font.
It’s really simple and easy to navigate too – that’s always a bonus.
5. JooJoobs
This online monogram maker is free for everyone to use.
There are a selection of different fonts to choose from and download.
It’s not one of the easier tools and I would recommend if you have a bit more time on your hands with a project. So this way be one for you at this moment in time.
So as you can see from the list above, the free tools are endless and you will not run out of methods of exploring them all.
You will find a firm favourite, and everyone’s seems to be different depending on personal experience and the reason for designing monograms.
Something to note is…when you begin, just have fun with it. It’s a tool and a free one at that. It’s a great tool to utilise the most out of and to see how you get on with designing different fonts, styles and graphics with.
Design is something that I am extremely passionate about, but the one thing I always do from it is, learn. Learning new design skills, top tips, colour codes and understanding what works and what doesn’t. I have been designing logos, branding and marketing tools for businesses as part of my freelancer career, that I do alongside blogging, and design is always the tasks that I can get completely wrapped up in.
Designing is a great way of switching off for a few hours, stop panicking about what is currently going on in the world and to sit back and do something that you could become a pro at, or you could just really enjoy as a hobby.
So utilise your lockdown wisely and explore the free world of monogram makers.
Stay safe and indoors!
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