Cutline

Drop in an image, pick the version that cuts best, download an SVG that Design Space opens without an argument.

fills only · closed paths · real inches
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Start from

your image never leaves your machine
Drop an image here or click to browse, or paste one. High contrast traces best — a photo with a busy background will want the background knocked out below.
sample artwork
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Pick a version

node and path counts are what Design Space chokes on
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Tune and download

grid squares are 1 inch
resize
arrange drag a corner to resize · drag the shape to move it
Right = fewer nodes. Left = every wobble kept. Under 1px the tracer would keep every pixel stair-step, so that is the floor.
Drops islands smaller than this, so you aren't deleting dots by hand.
Rounds curves while keeping real corners sharp.
Shifts what counts as ink. 0 is the auto-chosen split.
A grown copy of the whole design, added underneath as its own layer.
inches on the long side
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Layers

hide, recolour, rename, or cut any one on its own
Fill closes a layer's holes so it cuts as one solid piece — the usual move for a bottom layer. The % box scales a layer in place, so it peeks out from under the one above. Single-layer files keep the full design's canvas, so the pieces still line up when you stack the cut materials.

History

Every change is kept. Click any step to jump back to it — carry on from there and the rest is replaced.
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Cut readiness

checked against what makes Design Space complain

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Download

Upload in Design Space with Upload → Upload Image → browse. Multi-colour files come in as separate layers; use Attach to keep them aligned.

Everything runs in this page — no upload, no account, no queue. The SVG is written as plain geometry: fill on every element, no stroke, no <image>, no <style>, no transforms, no clip paths, and a viewBox trimmed to the artwork so the inches you set are the inches you get.

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