Die-Cut Sticker Contours

A clean border. A separate, editable cut line.

Artwork stays on your device.
No upload. No sign-up.

1 Start with your artwork

Sample designUnitsArtwork width mm

Original proportions stay locked. Page dimensions include the border and transparent padding.

2 Shape the cut line

Border width mmClear page padding mm

Border color Keep inside holesPath simplification mmCorner softening mm

Fine-detail controls

Alpha threshold (1–254)Minimum separate part (mm²)

Low-opacity pixels below the threshold do not define the cut. Tiny separate parts are counted and need your review before download. Fine hairs and dots may not cut reliably.

Changing shape settings rebuilds the contour and clears manual node edits. Undo can restore them.

3 Refine the edge

Edit contour nodes

Crossing, touching or degenerate paths cannot be downloaded. Undo or restore the generated edge to recover.

Print and cut preview

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Building closed contours…

Two files, one shared size

File typePNG resolution

PNG contains the actual border without the pink cut line. SVG contains only closed cut paths. Keep both at the listed page size. Save as PDF is also available in the print dialog.

Check the shape, not just the preview

Choose a transparent PNG, set the artwork width and border, then inspect the outer edge and any holes. Keep print artwork and cut contours separate. The page includes transparent padding so edge pixels are not clipped.

Can I use an SVG?

Import plain closed paths or basic shapes with transforms already applied. Scripts, external resources, text, images and styles are rejected. SVG contours become a solid silhouette, not a full-color artwork import. Combined outlines use even-odd holes. The measured shape is fitted proportionally to the artwork width you choose.

What happens to fine detail?

Contours use a bounded sampling grid, shown below the preview. Low-opacity pixels follow your alpha threshold. Minimum-area filtering reports omitted separate parts, and you must review them before exporting. Simplification and corner softening change the edge; neither is a guarantee that fine material will cut well.

Are these ready for my cutting machine?

The SVG contains closed vector geometry, not machine commands, blade compensation or registration marks. Confirm physical size in your cutter software, check each hole and make a material test. No cutter, supplier or Print Then Cut compatibility is certified.

Are my images stored?

Images stay in memory. Local drafts contain settings and references, not PNG bytes. Save a private project ZIP for a complete backup. PNG inputs are limited to 25 MB and 24 megapixels; SVG contours to 500 KB. Output is limited to the browser’s safe raster budget.