The Cricut Design Space is a digital design application used to set and layout projects with the Cricut Machine. It includes tools to create, modify, and personalize Cricut’s projects. Also, Design Space consists of an extensive library of pictures, fonts, and pre-designed projects. The app is available on several tablets and mobile phones.
Did you know you can upload pictures in the Cricut Design Space? This is true. One of the best features of the Cricut Design Space is taking uploaded pictures and turning them into biteable shapes. Whether you want to use designs, drawings, family photographs, learning how to upload pictures to Design Space lets you create crafts that are unique to you.
One of the best things about the Cricut machine and the Design Space app is to upload any picture you want – for free. The Cricut starters often ask: “Can we upload pictures with Cricut?” And I always reply to them with enthusiasm, “Yes.”
Be ready to learn more about uploading pictures to the Cricut Design Space. We will talk about Cricut pictures and upload pictures in the Design Space. These step-by-step instructions will show you how easy it is to upload pictures in the Design Space. It only takes 4 simple steps.
Open the Cricut Design Spaces app and press on to start a new project.
Tap on the Upload button, and select the picture file you want to upload.
Choose the picture type and remove the background with various eraser tools.
Name the picture, include the tag, and press Upload to complete. That’s it.
You can use these step instructions when uploading a picture from the Cricut Design Space app on a laptop, desktop, or mobile device (such as an iPhone or iPad).
Two main types of pictures
There are 2 main categories of picture files you can upload in the Cricut Design Space: Raster pictures and Vector pictures. You must understand the fundamental differences between the two file types, but I promise we will not get too technical or complicated.
Raster Pictures
Raster pictures are basic pictures of tiny dots of color, known as pixels. Digital photos, drawings, and scanned artwork are every type of raster picture. Many free clip art pictures are also raster pictures. Raster pictures end in file extensions such as .png, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, and .bmp. These pictures are made in programs like Procreate, Photoshop, or Paint. The Raster pictures will be uploaded in the Design Space as a single layer. You can save it as a Print Then Cut picture or a strong cuttable shape to use in other types of Cricut projects.
Vector Pictures
Vector pictures are graphic pictures created with lines, points, and lines. When people talk about SVG, they are talking about Vector pictures. Vector Picture files end in a file extension such as .svg. .eps, or .dxf. These kinds of pictures are made in programs like Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape. SVG pictures are the most common cut file with the Cricut Design Space. SVG stands for “Scalable Vector Graphic.” It means you can create the SVG picture as big or small as you want without looking pixelated or blurry.
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