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March 21, 2019 By Brooke Leave a Comment

How To Upload A SVG File To Cricut Design Space

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What is a SVG file?

SVG files are a type of graphic that can be stretched really large without losing image quality. SVG files can be used in both Cricut and Silhouette software as well as many other machines. If you want to use an image found on another site, today I will show you how to upload the svg file to Cricut Design Space.

If you want to use a jpg on png file you can learn how to upload your own images to Cricut Design Space here. The process is similar but uploading a jpg file requires a bit more work on your part – you have to select which parts to remove. SVG files are even easier to use because the background is already deleted and formated to use right away. Check out this post on where to find SVG files.

How To Upload A SVG File

Extract the zip file

If the file is downloaded in a .zip folder you will need to extract it. This process is different depending on your computer settings and type of computer. For a basic PC, you can find the folder in your downloads folder. Right click on the folder and select “extract all”. It should open in another folder and the .svg alone is what you want to import into design space. Remember where this file is saved because you will be opening it soon.

How To Upload A SVG File - how  to unzip a file
This is a zipped folder
How To Upload A SVG File - what an svg file looks like in your folder
This is what an SVG looks like as a tile

How To Upload An SVG

  1. Begin by logging in to Cricut Design Space. Create a new project.
How To Upload A SVG File - open a new project

2. Select the upload image button on the bottom left menu.

How To Upload A SVG File - select upload from the canvas

3. Choose the image upload (we will cover the pattern option in another post).

How To Upload A SVG File - upload an image many file types

4. You can drag and drop your svg file, or you can select “browse” and select your svg file.

How To Upload A SVG File - browse for file

5. When you image is uploaded it will ask you to edit the title and add tags. This is not a necessary step, but it helps to find your files later on. Select SAVE.

How To Upload A SVG File - name and tag image

Your new design will now be the first visible under “Recently Uploaded Images”. Select your image, and choose Insert Images on the bottom right of the screen. Your image will now appear on the canvas!

More Cricut Design Space Tutorials You May Like:

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Brooke - Brooklyn Berry Designs

Hey, I’m Brooke!

I am a mom to 4 boys in Calgary, Alberta.  I love learning how things are made, singing to the radio loudly, and can’t stop talking. Fueled by diet coke and chaos, I can often be found working on a project.  You can hang out here for craft ideas and tips, games and activities to do with kids, plus FREE svg files and printables.

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