Krafty organizes your files — it doesn't upload, convert, or inspect them. Add a name and details so you can find and prepare them.
Workflow · FilesAbout 8 min
Let's organize your business files.
Tell Krafty what each file is for, then keep exports, licensing, and product links together.
Today we'll organize your craft files and plan how to export them for each platform.
Organized, correctly-formatted files keep production smooth — and for digital products, the files ARE the product.
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- Compatibility exports
- Bundle preparation
- Licensing
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No files yet. Add your first on the left — Krafty keeps them organized and ready to prepare.
Pick where these files are going and Krafty shows the formats, previews, and packaging to prepare. This is planning guidance — Krafty never verifies or converts a file.
Recommended formats
- SVG
- PNG
- DXF
Previews to include
- A flat preview of the cut design
- A mockup on the finished product
Recommended exports
- Clean SVG with separate layers/colors
- PNG fallback at high resolution
Packaging
- ZIP with SVG + PNG
- A short 'how to use in Design Space' note
Export checklist for Cricut (Design Space)
- Design uses clean, closed paths (no stray points)
- Layers/colors are separated for multi-color cuts
- SVG saved without hidden raster images
- A PNG fallback is included
Cricut Design Space reads SVG well; keep paths clean and layers separated.
Respect intellectual property.
Krafty is intended for original work or content you have the legal right to use. Avoid uploading, converting, selling, or reproducing copyrighted or trademarked material without permission. You are responsible for ensuring your designs comply with applicable laws. This note is guidance, not legal advice.
Licensing at a glance
- My original work: You created it. You can generally use and sell it, subject to any trademarks it depicts.
- Licensed — commercial use: You have a license that allows selling finished products. Keep proof and follow the license terms.
- Licensed — personal use only: You may use it for yourself but NOT sell products made from it. Don't list these commercially.
- Not sure yet: Confirm the source and license before selling anything made from it.
Trademark & copyright warning. Character names, logos, brands, songs, and quotes are often trademarked/copyrighted even if you draw them yourself. Avoid selling products that reproduce protected material without permission.
This is general guidance, not legal advice. You are responsible for complying with applicable laws.