Make Cricut sticker PNGs in one step
Download sticker PNGs with the white border already drawn, then upload them to Design Space as Print Then Cut images. No Offset, no Flatten.
Drag your PNG or JPG image hereChoose your PNG or JPG image
PNG, JPG & WebP · Cricut preset · one PNG per sticker
- Your files are never uploaded Cut lines and files are made right in your browser
- Every feature is free
Done in 3 steps
Upload art & set the border
Add a PNG or JPG and the white border and cut line appear automatically. Set the cut shape, border width, and print size.
Download with the Cricut preset
The download window opens on the Cricut preset: one sticker PNG per design, with its real size in mm in the file name.
Print and cut in Design Space
Upload each file as a Print Then Cut image, check the size, then click Make It to print and cut.
White border and cut line,
drawn in one go
We trace your artwork, add a white border, and mark the cut line just outside it. Print shops and cutting machines follow that line to cut your stickers.
- White border — protects your artwork
- Cut line — where the blade goes
Frequently asked questions
What people ask most when making their first stickers with a Cricut.
Why a PNG instead of an SVG?
Cricut Design Space can’t read images (PNG or JPG) embedded inside SVG files. The Cricut preset gives you a sticker PNG with the white border drawn and a transparent outside, and Design Space treats that outer edge as the cut line.
The size looks different in Design Space.
Each file name includes the real size, such as bear-sticker-50x51.4mm.png. If Design Space shows something else, type in the width. For inches, divide millimeters by 25.4.
Do I still need Offset and Flatten?
No. Those steps only build an outline with a white border. The sticker PNG already has it, so just upload it as a Print Then Cut image.
The sensor can’t read the marks, or the cut is off.
Print at 100% scale, avoid glossy paper, and run Print Then Cut calibration in Design Space. A slightly wider white border also hides small offsets.
Sticker making guides
Step-by-step help for Cricut, Silhouette, and cut line files.
- How to Make Die Cut Stickers with Cricut (Print Then Cut)Upload, offset, flatten, print, cut. The Print Then Cut workflow in Cricut Design Space, and fixes for the problems people hit most.
- PNG to SVG Cut Line: Make a Sticker Cut File From a PNGWhy a PNG wrapped in an SVG won't cut, how to trace and offset in Inkscape or Illustrator, and how to get an SVG cut line automatically.