Design software that needs a desktop install
Runs in any browser
Open the same project on a laptop, a borrowed machine or an iPad. Nothing to install, nothing to update before you can work, no “this version is no longer supported”.
7,870 SVG files for Cricut.Edit, cut and sell them in CricutCraft.
A full Design Space alternative that runs in the browser — 7,870 ready-to-cut designs, weld and offset, mat nesting, product mockups with real print zones, and machine-ready SVG, PDF and DXF export. Nothing to download.
Exports cut-ready files for
Cricut · Silhouette · Brother ScanNCut · Glowforge · Siser
Design library
7,870 production-ready files across 197 themed collections — cut files, monograms, shapes, sublimation art, watercolour clip art and sticker sets. Every one opens straight into the studio, fully editable.
Wedding
25 files · Cut Files
Christmas
25 files · Cut Files
Birthday
25 files · Cut Files
Quotes
50 files · Cut Files
Coffee
50 files · Cut Files
Mom
25 files · Cut Files
Butterfly
50 files · Cut Files
Flowers
25 files · Monograms
Halloween
25 files · Monograms
Baby
25 files · Cut Files
Teacher
25 files · Cut Files
Mandala
50 files · Monograms
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Unlock all 7,870 designs
591 are free on every plan, forever. Maker adds the rest, the commercial licence and every export format.
See plansMockup studio
12 product blanks drawn as vectors, each carrying its true printable area. Recolour the blank, drop your design in, and see the DPI verdict before you print anything.
Unisex T-Shirt
12″ × 16″ · 4 methods
Pullover Hoodie
11″ × 12″ · 3 methods
Baby Bodysuit
6″ × 6″ · 3 methods
Ceramic Mug 11oz
8.5″ × 3.5″ · 3 methods
Skinny Tumbler 20oz
9.3″ × 8″ · 3 methods
Cotton Tote Bag
11″ × 12″ · 3 methods
Dad Cap
4.5″ × 2.25″ · 3 methods
Throw Pillow
14″ × 14″ · 3 methods
Water Bottle
8″ × 7″ · 3 methods
Phone Case
2.9″ × 4.6″ · 2 methods
Die-Cut Sticker
3″ × 3″ · 2 methods
Cutting Board
9″ × 11″ · 2 methods
Raster art is measured against its printed size and flagged before it reaches a press.
Mugs, tumblers and bottles preview with the curve applied, not as a flat rectangle.
Blank cost, retail price and profit calculated live for every variant you configure.
Why makers switch
Every craft platform is good at one half of this job. Design tools cannot talk to a blade; machine software cannot mock up a product or personalise an order. CricutCraft was built to close that gap.
Design software that needs a desktop install
Open the same project on a laptop, a borrowed machine or an iPad. Nothing to install, nothing to update before you can work, no “this version is no longer supported”.
Personalising 200 names by hand
Mark any text layer as a field, upload a spreadsheet, and get one finished, correctly-fitted design per row. Teacher gifts and wedding favours stop being an evening of copy-paste.
Guessing how art sits on the blank
Every blank carries its true printable area in inches. Artwork is validated against it live, with DPI checked before you commit, so nothing gets rejected at the press.
One wrong click destroys an hour of work
Checkpoint a design before you experiment and roll back to any point. Undo depth is not your only safety net.
Wasting half a sheet of vinyl per cut
A shelf-packing optimiser with rotation replaces naive row layout, then reports utilisation so you can see the material you saved.
Hunting forums for cut settings
Pressure, passes, blade, mat and heat-press settings for 18 common materials, verified by the community and one click from the canvas.
The studio
A vector-native editor where the document model is the cut file. What you see on canvas is exactly what the machine receives — no export surprises, no flattening, no lost layers.
Layers
Material
Everyday Iron-On
Pressure 155 · Mirror on
Bulk run
248 names
one export
Material saved
31%
vs. manual layout
Cut, print-then-cut, draw, score, engrave, deboss, foil, perforate and wavy cut — each colour-coded on canvas and exported as its own named layer.
Banners, tags, badges, scallops and score lines generated as clean geometry, not traced bitmaps, so every edge stays cuttable.
Arch, wave and circle warps, live letter spacing, then weld a script font into one continuous outline the blade can follow.
The combine operations makers actually use, with attach preserving relative placement all the way through to the mat.
Inlined markup means every colour in an imported design is editable — no flattening, no re-uploading.
Full shortcut map for select, nudge, group, duplicate, align and zoom. Built for people who make a hundred of these a week.
Bulk personalisation
Mark a text layer as a field, upload a CSV, and CricutCraft generates one finished design per row — auto-fitted so a 14-letter name never breaks a layout built for a 4-letter one.
| name | subject | year |
|---|---|---|
| Ms. Rodriguez | Biology | 2026 |
| Mr. Okonkwo | History | 2026 |
| Dr. Vasquez-Lin | Chemistry | 2026 |
Cut prep & production
The half of the job that happens after the design is finished — and the half every design tool ignores.
Shelf-packing with rotation, split per colour and operation, with live utilisation and overflow warnings.
Pressure, passes, blade and heat for 18 materials — including which ones need mirroring.
SVG, PNG, PDF, DXF and EPS. Operations become named layers so tool mapping is automatic.
Sheets consumed, material cost, waste percentage and profit per unit, computed from the real layout.
An honest read of where each tool stops. We are not trying to replace your machine's own send-to-cut step — nobody can, that part is closed.
| Capability | CricutCraft | Machine software | General design tools |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works in the browser, no install | |||
| Cut operations & machine export | |||
| DXF / EPS export | |||
| Product mockups with print zones | Partial | ||
| Bulk personalisation from CSV | |||
| Mat nesting optimiser | Basic | ||
| Named version history | Partial | ||
| Material cut-settings database | Partial | ||
| Margin & cost calculator | |||
| Commercial licence included | Extra | Partial |
“The CSV run paid for the year in one order. 180 personalised tumblers went out in an afternoon instead of a weekend.”
“I stopped keeping a laptop on the craft table just to run one program. It opens on the iPad next to the press now.”
“Nesting cut my vinyl spend by roughly a third. That number is right there on the screen after every compile.”
About CricutCraft
CricutCraft started as an iPad app for cut files. Watching people use it made one thing obvious: the design was never the bottleneck. Getting from a finished design to a sellable, personalised, correctly-cut product was.
So we rewrote the whole thing as a vector-native web studio, kept the library of 7,870 designs, and added the parts that were missing: mockups that know their print zones, personalisation that scales past what you can do by hand, nesting that respects the cost of material, and export that any machine will accept.
Read the full storyStart free and stay free for personal projects. One paid plan unlocks everything — billing runs on Paddle and you can cancel yourself in two clicks.
Learn the tools and cut your first projects.
$0 forever
Start freeEverything unlocked, for people who cut and sell.
$9.99/mo
or $2.99/wk · $45.99/yr
Get MakerFor teams running volume — everything in Maker, at scale.
$200/yr
or $300/2 yr · $500 once
Get StudioNeed the full comparison? See every plan side by side
Yes. The studio, the shape and text tools, mat layout, mockups and PNG/SVG export all work free and signed-out — there is no trial timer and no watermark. A paid plan unlocks the full 7,870-design library, the commercial licence, bulk personalisation runs and DXF export.
No. CricutCraft Studio runs entirely in the browser on Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, Linux, iPad and Android tablets. There is no desktop download, no plugin and no forced update before you can reopen yesterday's project.
For designing, preparing and exporting cut files — yes, including weld, contour, offset, slice, attach, mat nesting and mirroring for iron-on. It does not send cut instructions to the machine: Design Space is the only software that can drive a Cricut, and no third-party tool bypasses that. The normal workflow is to design here, export an SVG, and upload that SVG to Design Space to cut. Silhouette, Brother and Glowforge users can go straight from export to their own software the same way.
Anything that accepts SVG, PDF, DXF or PNG — Cricut Maker, Explore, Joy and Venture, Silhouette Cameo and Portrait, Brother ScanNCut, Glowforge, xTool and most laser cutters. Cut operations export as named layers so tool mapping is automatic on the other side.
Yes on the Maker plan, which includes a full commercial licence covering physical products you make and sell. The free Starter plan is for personal projects. The licence is per account and never expires for designs you used while subscribed. Redistributing the design files themselves is not permitted on any plan.
Upload a CSV of names, dates or numbers and one template becomes one finished design per row. A 200-name teacher-gift order becomes a single export instead of two hundred manual edits.
7,870 production-ready designs across 197 themed collections — cut files, monograms, shapes, sublimation art, watercolour clip art and sticker sets. New collections land every month.
Yes. The studio is built touch-first: tools sit in a bottom bar, panels open as sheets you can swipe away, and the canvas supports pinch-to-zoom, two-finger pan and drag-to-move. An iPad or Android tablet gets the full desktop feature set.
Yes. Billing runs on Paddle and you can cancel, upgrade or downgrade yourself from the billing portal. Cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep access until the end of the period you already paid for.
Nothing is deleted. Projects stay in your account and stay openable. You keep editing the five most recent and the rest become read-only until you upgrade again or archive some.
Free forever for personal projects. 591 designs unlocked on day one, no card required.