About MyStickerCut
MyStickerCut is a free web tool that draws sticker cut lines around your artwork and saves them as files ready for print shops and cutting machines. It runs in your browser, with nothing to install and no account to create.
The fiddly part of making your first stickers is adding a white border, drawing the cut line, and matching a print shop’s file requirements. MyStickerCut does that for you, even if you don’t have or know Illustrator.
What can I do with it?
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| Sticker cut lines | Draws a cut line a set distance (in mm) around your art and lays stickers out on a sheet |
| Acrylic keychain · Acrylic stand | Uses the same cut line for a keyring hole, stand legs with a slotted base, and a white ink layer for clear acrylic |
| Name labels | Prints name stickers that line up with your label sheet |
| Diamond painting · Cross stitch | Turns a photo into a DMC color pattern and a symbol chart PDF |
| Perler beads | Makes actual-size patterns per pegboard in Perler, Hama, or Artkal colors |
| Knitting chart · Crochet pattern | Turns a photo into a colorwork chart or a C2C or tapestry graph, with written row-by-row instructions |
| Gauge calculator · Increase/decrease calculator | Works out stitch counts for a target size and evenly spaced increases or decreases |
Which files can I download?
| Format | Where it’s used |
|---|---|
| Print shops. The cut line sits on its own spot color layer, with optional bleed | |
| Sticker PNG | Cricut Print Then Cut and Silhouette auto trace. The white border is drawn and the outside is transparent |
| SVG | Vector editors and Brother ScanNCut |
| DXF | Software that only needs the cut line, such as Silhouette Studio Basic Edition |
Presets for print shops, acrylic goods, Silhouette Cameo, Cricut, and Brother ScanNCut set the cut line color, line width, and bleed for that use. You can also pick layer names for common RIP software (CutContour), Roland VersaWorks, or Korean print shops.
How are my images handled?
Cut lines and files are made entirely in your browser. Your artwork is never uploaded, so not even the operator can see it. The cut line is computed from the distance to the edge of your art, so it stays the same distance (for example 2 mm) all the way around.
The cut line math and file formats are covered by automated tests, which run again whenever a feature changes. Analytics and ads are described in the privacy policy.
Which languages are supported?
The site is available in Korean, English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and German. How-to articles are in the guides.
Help us improve it
If your print shop’s template or your cutting machine’s settings differ from a preset, let us know through the contact page. We’ll check and update the preset.