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How do I make print then cut stickers with a Cricut?

Upload a transparent PNG to Design Space as a Print Then Cut image. With a file from this tool the white border is already in the image, so there is no Offset step.

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A teddy bear as a die-cut sticker with a white border, ready to upload as a Print Then Cut imageSticker file
Real output of the tool.

Before you start

You need
An image file: PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 24 MB.
You get
A PNG with the art cut out, an even white border and a transparent background.
Time
Usually under a minute.
Cost
The preview is free. The download is one credit.

Step by step

  1. A teddy bear as a die-cut sticker
    01Make the PNG.

    Upload your art here and download the sticker file.

  2. A toy robot as a die-cut sticker
    02Upload it to Design Space.

    Choose Complex as the image type, keep the transparent background, and save it as a Print Then Cut image.

  3. A sunflower as a die-cut sticker
    03Size it and print.

    Set the size, then print on sticker paper with the registration marks Design Space adds.

  4. A backpack as a die-cut sticker
    04Cut.

    The machine reads the marks and cuts around the outside of the image, which is the outside of the white border.

Sizes

Print Then Cut has its own size limit, which depends on your machine and paper. Check it in Design Space before you size the image.

Make the sticker file first.

The preview is free.

Your logo or photoPNG, JPG or WebP · up to 24 MBUpload an image

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