Create a sticker cutline around your artwork
Sticker Cutline Generator creates an outside SVG cut path around a sticker design. Set the border offset in millimetres and place the exported path over the original artwork in your design editor.
How to use it
Upload your sticker artwork.
Choose the edge mode, image width and border offset.
Create the cutline, inspect it and download the SVG.
Plan a die-cut sticker border
Create the exterior cutting path for a logo sticker, product label or illustration. Use a transparent source to follow the silhouette, then set a border offset that suits the artwork and the printer’s specification.
Check that narrow corners and gaps survive the offset.
Choose a clear edge
Transparency works best for a PNG with the background already removed. Use Light background for dark artwork on white.
Adjust Ink sensitivity if parts of the edge are missing. For a busy background, isolate the subject first with Remove Image Background.
Choose the border size
Border offset adds space around the artwork. A larger value creates a wider sticker border and can join nearby pieces.
Separate letters or shapes may still produce several outlines; the tool does not automatically connect every part into one sticker.
Place it with your original artwork
The download contains the outside cutline only, without the picture or cuts inside holes. Width includes the full original image and its blank margins.
The SVG description records the padding needed to align the image. Place both together in your design app before sending the job to a printer.
Check your printer’s requirements
The pink line makes the cutline easy to see. Your printer may need a particular cut-layer name, color or setup.
Apply those requirements in your design software and check the final size before production.
Frequently asked questions
Does the SVG include my picture?
No. Keep your original artwork and use the SVG as its cutting outline.
Can I make the border wider?
Yes. Increase Border offset and create the cutline again.
Why are there several cutlines?
Your design may contain disconnected pieces. A larger offset can join close parts, but you may need to connect distant pieces in a design editor.