WHAT THE FILE IS FOR
The SVG that leaves this page is sized and layered for real cutting — vinyl, HTV, stickers, layered cardstock.
ONE LAYERED DESIGN
The pack includes one SVG per layer plus the combined file with registration marks, so you can cut any layer independently.
WHAT THE OUTPUT LOOKS LIKE
Four colour layers with corner registration marks and the cut order printed on the pack.

Real-world reference
The kind of physical piece this template is built for.
Vector output — Halloween pumpkin
Generated example · 16 flat colours · 42 paths · registration marks
SVG · 4 layers · 61 paths · order sheet included
ANOTHER SCENE TO EXPLORE
THE OFFER, WITHOUT GUESSWORK
| Layers | 3–6 |
|---|---|
| Marks | 4 corners |
| Order | Back to front |
| Formats | SVG, DXF, PDF |
| Canvas | 12 × 12 in |
Reviewed by the AISVG Pro editorial team · Updated 2026-10-23 · Stroke widths are starting points, not a guarantee for every blade and material. How we check files.
KEEPING COLOURS APART
Every added layer multiplies alignment risk. Four to five colours is the practical ceiling for home cutting; six works but needs a steady hand on the mat.
Choose
Avoid
Colour clustering merges shades that are closer than the tolerance setting. Lower the tolerance if you need more separation.
FROM PROMPT TO STACK
The artwork is produced as vector shapes with flat fills.
Similar colours are merged into a palette you can tune.
One layer per colour, with registration marks added at the corners.
One credit unlocks every layer plus the combined file and order sheet.
Cut the registration-mark layer first — it sets the alignment for every layer after it.
USEFUL ANSWERS
CUT-READINESS
Six checks that separate a file you can cut from a preview that only looks finished.
LAYERED FILES
Why the third layer never lines up, and how registration marks and cut order prevent it.