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How to Edit SVG File Cricut

Learn how to edit an SVG File in Cricut Design Space

Have you ever found an SVG file you liked, but wished some of the text was different? Me too.

Follow me step by step as I change text inside an SVG File. It’s not hard if you know what you are doing. This opens up options to you that you would not be able to make otherwise. So exciting!!!

In the same video, I also show you how to edit the text in a PNG file. It’s a little more tricky, but follow me and you will have it done in minutes.

How to Edit SVG File Cricut Video Tutorial

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Edit SVG File Cricut – Step by Step

Upload your SVG file to Cricut Design Space

  1. Once you find the SVG file you want to edit, upload it to Cricut Design Space.

    You shouldn’t have to clean it up. Just name it and click ok. It should now be on Cricut and all you have to do is click on it and then click Insert Image at the bottom right corner.

  2. Resize Image.

    Resize your SVG file so we can comfortably work with it in CDS. Its not permanent, just so we can see it clearly. After we are all done you can size it to where you need it to be. So just drag the bottom right icon either up or down.

  3. The beauty of an SVG file is that it is created in layers and we can manipulate each layer.

    On the right hand side of the canvas is your Layers Panel. You can see how many layers are in your SVG. In mine there are so many I can’t count.How to Edit SVG File Cricut

  4. Click Ungroup.

    Mine is grouped in more than one place, so if the text you want to change is still attached to the rest of the image, click Ungroup again till your text is ungrouped and free to move or delete.

  5. Replace text with new.

    Now that the unwanted text is gone, replace it with the text you want. Remember to find the right font if you are matching fonts to use your Font Manager. It really helps me find matching fonts fast.

  6. Regroup

    Once you have your SVG file edited like you want, Regroup the image to put it all back together.

  7. Resize

    Now is the time to size it so you can then cut the image for your project.

  8. You have just Edited an SVG File!

    That wasn’t so hard, was it! Congratulations!!!

Now that you are done Editing your SVG file, go cut and apply to your surface.

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Have a happy crafting day!

Bren with Addicted to Cricut