Sticker cut files for Cricut, Silhouette and Brother
Idunframe turns your sticker art into print-ready files and matching cut lines, so your cutting machine cuts around each sticker. It's free, and your images stay on your device.
How to make print-and-cut files
- Open Idunframe and add your sticker sheet or a single sticker in Studio.
- Switch to the Print & Cut tab.
- Set the size of your largest sticker (in mm, cm or inches) and the Border offset, the space between the art and the cut line. 2 to 3 mm is safest.
- Press Run the blade to preview where the machine will cut.
- Download the 300 dpi print PNG and the SVG cut file.
- Import them into your machine's software (for example Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio or Brother CanvasWorkspace), print, then cut.
What's in the files
- Print file: a 300 dpi PNG of your stickers, ready for your printer.
- Cut file: an SVG with a CutContour line around each sticker, sized to real measurements so it lines up with the print.
- The cut line follows the shape of each sticker, with the border offset you chose.
Tip: check your machine's maximum print-then-cut area before you print, and keep the size the same when you import the files.
Making stickers for a screen instead? See digital planner stickers.
Questions
Which cutting machines does it work with?
Idunframe makes standard PNG and SVG files, so it works with Cricut, Silhouette, Brother and other cutters whose software can import them.
What is a CutContour line?
It's the name many cutting programs use for the line the blade follows. Idunframe draws it around each sticker in the SVG file.
Is it free?
Yes. Idunframe is free to use and needs no account.