Make a cut-ready SVG for Cricut
Design Space will only cut what it can read as a path. Drop a PNG or JPG here and Curvora rebuilds it as real outlines — one layer per colour — so the file opens in Design Space as shapes you can size, weld and cut rather than a picture you can only print.
- Colours come out as separate layers, ready to assign to different vinyl
- Outlines are smooth Bézier curves, so the blade follows a curve instead of a staircase
- Small type and thin strokes survive: the engine reconstructs edges below the pixel
- Free unlimited preview — zoom to 4000 % and check the cut lines before you commit vinyl
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Frequently asked
Will Cricut Design Space accept the file?
Yes. Curvora writes a standard SVG with real path data and no embedded bitmap, which is what Design Space expects from an uploaded cut file. Upload it under Upload Image and it appears as cut paths.
Do I get separate layers for each colour?
Yes. Shapes are grouped by colour in the SVG, so Design Space shows one layer per colour and you can assign each to its own mat and material.
Can I cut a photograph?
Not usefully. Cutting needs outlines, and a photograph has none — it is a field of continuous tone. Reduce it to two or three colours to get a deliberate stencil effect, or use Print then Cut for photographic work.
Is it free?
Previewing and inspecting are free and unlimited — the full result, at any zoom, on your own artwork. Downloading a file is part of the Web App plan.