Custom Text and Image Etching

Take customization to the next level with our custom text and image etching! Currently available on our Brutal V1 & V2 keyboards, and for a limited time on Link Blank Covers! Simply purchase the etching addon inside of a qualifying listing, and you will receive an automatic email with instructions and a form once you make your order.

Starting at only $10 for text, $20 for image, and $30 for both combined. Continue reading to check out our library of fonts and some examples!

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Image Examples

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Font library, available in multiple sizes.

Got a Question?

No problem. Reach out to our support team via the widget in the bottom right corner of this screen with your personalization request and our team will assist you.

Limitations and Additional Information
  • The current estimated lead time for etching requests is 5-10 business days, depending on how many requests we have in the queue.
  • Additional charges may be necessary depending on the complexity of the design(s).
  • We reserve the right to decline requests for any reason we deem fit.
  • Please only submit images that you have the right to use.
  • For image etching, please make sure the image is either vectorized or a high quality PNG with transparent background.
What is the difference between etching and engraving

Keyboard etching and engraving are two different methods to get markings/designs permanently visible on your board.

Here is a very short summary on the differences between laser etching and laser engraving for keyboards:

  • Etching - The surface is melted away with a high heat laser, leaving the below surface exposed and making the design visible while only removing a small amount of material
  • Engraving - A deeper cut into the surface is exposed through multiple passes or a single slow + high powered pass with the laser, making the design visible while removing a larger amount of material

When it comes to the precise nature of keyboards, we prefer etching for 2D designs as less material is removed.