Purple Gloss 3D
Purple Gloss 3D is a deco text template with 3 outline layers, 7-color gradient, extruded 3D depth, glossy highlight, rounded, swollen letterforms - for stickers, T-shirt transfers, party signs and logos. Type your name or any words and get the same lettering, then export a cut file for Cricut or Silhouette, an SVG, or print-ready PDF.
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Purple Gloss 3D is built for heat-transfer designs for T-shirts and totes, die-cut stickers, and team or family-reunion shirts. The stacked outlines keep the shape readable from across a room. Strong colours and clear outlines stay readable from a distance. Because the words stay editable, it is quick to run off a set with different names on each one — the usual reason a design gets made twenty times.
How this look is built
- 3 outline layers (outermost first)
- #f059f3about 4.4% of the letter height
- #57026eabout 3.0% of the letter height
- #f059f3about 1.5% of the letter height
- 7-colour gradient (84° angle)
- #57026e
- #710981
- #e290f9
- #d673f7
- #6a0a99
- #dc8aff
- #6b0391
- Extruded depth
- shallow, extruded to the lower right
- Gloss highlight
- moderate, over about half the face
- Letterform changes
- slightly rounded, swollen letters
Tips for using it
- The thinnest outline is about 1.5% of the letter height. Thin strokes tear easily when cut from vinyl, so scale the whole design up if you plan to cut it small.
- Gradients and gloss come through as-is in print (PDF or PNG). A cut file is split into flat colour layers, so the colour count decides how much assembly work it is.
- The extruded faces export as their own colour, so plan for one more layer when cutting.
What you can export
- PDF — print-ready, letters stay as shapes
- SVG — vector, sharp at any size
- PNG — social media and quick prints
- Cut file — SVG split into flat colour layers
Style notes: Layered outline, 3D, Gloss, Gradient
