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Cookie Cutter Maker

Upload an image and generate a smooth outline for cookie cutters, fondant cutters, or stencil planning. Set real-world dimensions, tune print settings, and export the SVG.

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The Cookie Cutter Maker is part of CakeyTops membership

Turn any image into a smooth, offset cutter outline and download a print-ready SVG — alongside every other CakeyTops tool.

Your membership includes

  • Unlimited watermark-free 300 DPI print downloads, single toppers and full sheets
  • 100 private AI actions a month — generate artwork, edit images, extend backgrounds, upscale for print
  • Print files from the topper editor: exact-size PDF, Cricut and Silhouette cut files, mixed-size sheets
  • File-making tools: background remover, cookie cutter maker and PYO paint palettes
  • A private cloud library and reusable saved projects, on any device

3 days free

then £4.99 GBP / month

Start your 3-day free trialCard required. Cancel any time before day 3 and you are not charged. No overage charges, ever.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the cookie cutter maker free?

The cookie cutter maker is included with a CakeyTops membership, which starts with a 3-day free trial. Upload an image, tune the outline, and download a print-ready SVG straight from your browser.

What kind of image works best for a cookie cutter?

A single subject with a clear silhouette and good contrast against its background. Avoid fine internal detail and thin protrusions — a cutter only reproduces the outer outline, and thin features snap off printed cutters.

What file format does it export?

It exports an SVG outline. SVG is the universal format accepted by both 3D printing slicers and laser-cutting services, so no conversion is needed.

Do I need a 3D printer to make the cutter?

To make a physical cutter, yes — either your own 3D printer or a print service. A budget home printer makes cutters for pennies in PLA. The same SVG also works for laser-cut acrylic cutters.

Are 3D-printed cookie cutters food safe?

PLA is generally considered safe for the short contact a cutter has with dough. Use undyed white or natural PLA, hand-wash only, and replace cutters every 6–12 months of regular use.

Recommended Supply

Print your cutter at home

The Cookie Cutter Maker gives you the SVG — a budget 3D printer turns it into a real cutter for pennies in PLA. This Anycubic Kobra X is the beginner-friendly partner we point people to. Use undyed white or natural PLA for anything that touches dough.

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Anycubic Kobra X 3D Printer

A beginner-friendly 3D printer for turning the SVG outlines from our Cookie Cutter Maker into real cutters at home.

This is the natural partner to the cookie cutter maker: you generate the outline, this prints the cutter. It is aimed at beginners and families with sub-hour setup, auto-levelling, and a 260mm bed big enough for large statement cutters. For cutters, load undyed white or natural PLA — pigments in coloured PLA can contain heavy metals.

Why we recommend it

You do not need to be a 3D-printing expert to use it, and once it is set up each cutter costs only pennies in PLA, so custom shapes stop being an Etsy purchase and become something you make on demand.

  • Printing Cookie Cutter Maker SVGs into physical cutters
  • Beginners and families new to 3D printing
  • Making custom cutter shapes on demand instead of buying them
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