VectorKit's Cutout mode produces non-overlapping colour layers — exactly what Cricut Design Space and Silhouette Studio need for clean, layer-isolated vinyl cuts. Start from any PNG, JPG, or photo.
Standard SVG converters stack overlapping layers. VectorKit doesn't.
Cutout mode computes exclusive pixel masks per colour before tracing. Each layer is a clean, standalone shape — no overlap, no colour bleed when you separate layers in Cricut.
Every SVG layer is named by its hex colour (#FF3B30, #FFFFFF etc.) — visible in Cricut Design Space so you know exactly which colour each cut layer represents.
Remove the background before vectorizing with one tap. Auto-remove, colour-pick removal, or the erase/recover brush for precision edges.
Cricut limits SVG imports to 5,000 paths. VectorKit alerts you if your SVG exceeds this limit and recommends reducing colours or switching to PNG export.
For Cricut Print Then Cut, export your image at 300 DPI — the resolution Cricut recommends for the best registration alignment on Print Then Cut jobs.
Convert an entire folder of images to Cricut-ready SVGs in one batch. Download as a ZIP. Pro feature — no per-file charge.
From any PNG or JPG to a cut-ready SVG in under two minutes.
Drop your PNG, JPG, or PDF onto VectorKit. Supported: PNG, JPG, WebP, HEIC, TIFF, PDF, SVG.
Open Edit → Remove BG. Auto-remove works on most logos. Use the brush to clean up edges.
Choose Illustration (for multi-colour) or Logo mode. Enable Cutout mode in Advanced. Click Vectorize.
In the Refine tab, check layers, merge if needed, then Download SVG. Import directly into Cricut Design Space.
No account needed. All processing happens in your browser — no uploads, no waiting.
Open VectorKit →Most SVG converters stack colour layers directly without subtracting the areas covered by darker layers. VectorKit's Cutout mode computes exclusive pixel masks before tracing, so each layer is a truly standalone shape with zero overlap.
Cricut Design Space limits SVG uploads to 5,000 paths. VectorKit warns you if your SVG exceeds this. Reduce the number of colours or use PNG export (Print Then Cut) for complex images.
Cricut recommends 300 DPI for Print Then Cut. VectorKit's high-DPI PNG export renders your SVG at exactly 300 DPI (up to 4096 px max dimension) — a Pro feature.
Yes. VectorKit SVGs use standard flat path structures compatible with Silhouette Studio. Cutout mode is especially important for Silhouette multi-layer vinyl work.
Yes. VectorKit is a Progressive Web App (PWA). Open it in Safari on iOS, add to your home screen, and it works offline. Export SVG or share the PNG directly to Files from iOS.