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Exporting Print-Then-Cut Images in Adobe Illustrator for Cricut Design Space
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- In this video, I'll show you how to export a print-then-cut design from Adobe Illustrator so that it will be the correct size when uploaded to Cricut Design Space. No re-sizing necessary! You'll be making stickers, decals, or scrapbooking cut-outs in no time.
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:17 Difference Between Standard Cut Files and Print-Then-Cut
1:02 Exporting a Print-Then-Cut Design
1:58 Uploading to Cricut Design Space
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This helped so much! I had to use illustrator and photoshop to get a gradient and bubble effect for a sticker for a cosplay prop. It kept uploading to Cricut Design Space with a black box over it. It was making me so mad! This helped so much so thank you!!!
Yay! I'm so glad this was helpful to you. Best of luck with your cosplay!!
Comes out blurry :( svg does not but SVG lines not as thick T_T
You saved my bacon!!! Lol! I just couldn't get my Illustrator file to print then cut correctly and found your video. BRILLIANT. I tried soooooo many things and would have never thought of this. I also like the 2.003x scale option too! Thank you...Thank you...Thank you!!!
I'm so glad it helped! It took me a lot of trial and error as well, so I know how frustrating it can be.
I see everyone exporting these normally (rgb not cmyk) but does anyone have any tips for black ink bleed on the printable vinyl?
I don't get the "how complex" prompt. Did they remove that? Or is that only on Mac?
I'm not sure. That could be something that only comes up on Mac.
You are very awesome!! I love your channel. Best tutorial for svg or print and cut. If someday you decide to teach online how to create 3D designs for cutting machine and laser printer. I would definitely sign up. Please do.
Aww, your comment has made my day! Thank you. I really want to teach an extensive course, I just need to find a way to set aside the time for it (and work up the courage). ☺
How do I avoid my image being extremely blurry
If your artboard is the right size and you've exported everything correctly, your design shouldn't be pixelated or blurry.
Hm. Did you have your layers flattened for this?
I have my layers grouped, but that is mostly for convenience. If you are exporting to a PNG then it doesn't matter if your layers are separate or grouped. They will all be flattened together upon exporting. :)