Jukebox Print recently unveiled a “major update” to its lineup of free creative tools.
The Vancouver-born company—which launched out of Yaletown in 2009 before moving to Gastown and eventually Richmond—was always a digital-forward company, even though its core business is physically printed products: the online-first approach was relatively novel at the time and remains a fundamental pillar of the brand.
On the factory floor, Jukebox describes production as “built around intelligent workflow automation supported by AI” featuring “advanced dashboards that monitor each stage in real time” for quality control to create a “seamless flow across every step of the process” which enables reliable output under high volume.
In 2026, Jukebox continues to release digital tools that complement its core offering.
This includes the most recent launch, a free font generator that turns any copy into fancy text for Instagram, TikTok, and Discord. Users type their name or bio, pick a style, and see exactly how it will look on their actual profile, including their own photo (which is not uploaded).
“With font generators for social platforms more popular than ever, the tool arrives with more than 30 styles, from bold script and blackletter to bubble, small caps, runic, and Braille—free to use with no signup, no app, and no watermarks,” the Canadian company claims.
The font generator joins the rest of Jukebox’s online toolkit, which includes a background remover and a sticker maker that turns finished designs into professionally printed die-cut stickers.
The free background remover tool—which supports JPG, PNG and WebP files—was in August updated with built-in 4x HD upscaling for enhanced convenience alongside a “collection of creative effects” such as filters, layered outlines, custom strokes, gradients, shaped edges, and more.
“Multiple outline layers can be stacked, reordered, and adjusted individually for colour, thickness, and style,” Jukebox states, “giving users much more control over the finished cutout.”
Users can also utilize artificial intelligence technology to create custom backgrounds as Jukebox’s offering moves from “basic” toward a “more complete creative image tool.”
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Jukebox Reveals ‘Major Update’ to Free Online Creative Image Toolkit was first posted on September 3, 2026 at 5:01 am.
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