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Upload the source image
Start from a logo, photo, or illustration. The editor accepts common raster and vector inputs.
Supported formats
Input formats and output expectations.
PNGJPGSVG
How the workflow works
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Tune the stencil detail
Adjust the detail level to simplify noisy artwork before you waste material on test cuts.
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Check the layer preview
Inspect the generated stencil breakdown inside the browser before committing to export.
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Export for production
Move forward with a cleaner stencil workflow for Cricut, laser cutting, or spray-paint masking.
Use cases
What creators use it for
- Street-art and mural prep
- DIY paint masking
- Cricut stencil projects
- Laser-cut stencil production
Outputs
What they need from the tool
- Separated stencil layers
- Cut-ready SVG workflow
- Visual cleanup preview
Where this workflow fits
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Posters and mural art
Break artwork into paintable layers for repeatable stencil painting.
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Cricut-friendly stencil prep
Use the preview step to simplify shapes before you cut vinyl or mylar.
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Laser workflows
Prepare layer references before you move the design into your cutting process.
Proof points
Why the page exists
- Built for creators who need layered results fast
- Reduces manual layer prep before cutting
- Keeps the workflow inside one browser-based tool
FAQ
Questions users ask before they try the workflow.
How do I make a multi-layer stencil?
Upload an image, let the maker separate it into aligned color layers, tune the detail, preview the layer breakdown, and export cut-ready files — no manual layering in design software.
Is it free?
Yes. You can create and download multi-layer stencils for free each day. Paid plans add a commercial-use license, unlimited exports, and higher detail.
What file types can I start with?
You can start with PNG, JPG, and SVG artwork and generate a stencil workflow from there.
Is this made for Cricut users?
Yes. The layers export cut-ready for Cricut, and the workflow also suits laser cutters and spray-paint masking.
Can I use photos, not just logos?
Yes. Photos and detailed images can be simplified into cleaner layers with the detail controls before export.
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