What type of file should I be saving it as to xfer? Just. So in future if like to know what happened.Ģ. What am I doing wrong specifically w THIS file to make cricut design space distort it so? It doesn't look bad in this case, just different. Condensed? Missing things? See images below and here is my svg file. I'm having alot of difficulties getting my designs to do what I want, especially xfering svg files into design space after I am done with them in inkscape. Import the design into your new project and, just like that, you transferred your Inkscape design to Cricut Design Space.Hi! New to both cricut design space and inkscape, but have had experience w other photoshop type tools so can do some things.

Go find the SVG you just saved on your computer and upload it to Design Space. Open a new project and then go to “Upload”.

Transfer Your Inkscape Design to Cricut Design Spaceĭownload the file to your computer and then open Cricut Design Space. There are a lot of different options and they each mean something slightly different but for pretty much anything you want to do with your Inkscape design (including selling the SVG) you can just save as “Inkscape SVG”.

The save screen will pop up and you can name your file and then save as “Inkscape SVG”. So once you have your Inkscape design ready and everything has been converted to a path you simply go up to “File” and then “Save As”.

How to Create an Offset and Shadow in Cricut Design Space.

Here are a few tutorials that go over a path and what it is if you want to learn more about that. Now this does NOT mean everything you create is Design Space ready! Before you can successfully transfer a design to Cricut every aspect of your design MUST be a path. Because Inkscape is Vector software everything you create will be saved as an SVG.

Inkscape to cricut