How to Add Swashes to Fonts in LightBurn | Step-by-Step Tutorial

Learn how to add elegant swashes to your fonts in LightBurn with this easy tutorial! Perfect for creating stunning laser-cut designs, this video walks you through the process of selecting swash-compatible fonts, enabling swashes, and enhancing your text designs. Whether you're working on a custom project or adding flair to your engraving, this tutorial will take your typography skills to the next level. Watch now and start designing with style!
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[@WaltWoodsman]

Man... Thank you for doing this video. Had a customer looking for flowing fonts. Had no clue, but now I know what glyphs swashes and tails are. Thanks again.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jackalopecustom]

I’m glad it was able to help you with your situation! Thank you for checking the video out 👊

[@TrevorMatthews]

Nice video. Now I need to see what else you’ve done 😊

[@jackalopecustom]

Thanks a bunch and I appreciate you checking them out!

[@WaltWoodsman]

For swashes that don't join, simply place next to the glyph you want and then use the weld function.

[@jackalopecustom]

Great tip! Thanks for sharing

[@barbara34810]

OMG! What four squares?

[@jackalopecustom]

I believe that is referring to the menu button.

[@cornishman1954]

Try wingdings

[@jackalopecustom]

While Wingdings have a bunch of different characters, they don’t offer the same effects without a bunch of editing. Unless you were referring to something else