Cutter Canvas - Cookie Cutters

Come with a photo. Leave with a cookie cutter. Bring a picture, an SVG, or just the words "woodland baby shower" - and get back a real cutter, with cutting blades, structural walls, and a handle that survives a stiff dough. THREE WAYS TO START - Trace a photo. A pet, a logo, a child's drawing, a portrait. Cutter Canvas finds the outline and turns it into a custom cookie cutter. - Upload an SVG. Bring your own vector and go straight to the blade settings. - Describe it. Type a theme and the AI cookie cutter generator draws shape options to pick from. Or start from the shape library: 111 cookie cutter templates across 22 sets, including Christmas, Halloween, Valentine's Day, Easter, baby showers, weddings, birthdays, graduations, sports and pets. Numbers and letters too, in a choice of fonts. FOR THE WHOLE COOKIE, NOT JUST THE CUTTER - Icing design studio. See royal icing designs on your own cutter's shape before you pipe a line. - Projector mode. Put the outline or the icing guide onto the cookie itself for freehand piping, calibrated to real size. It does the job a cookie stencil does, without cutting one or washing one. - Dough and royal icing calculator. Dough weight, batch yield, re-roll allowance and icing volume, worked out from your cutter's exact area rather than a guess. - Invoices and client proposals. Turn an order into a priced proposal and track it through to paid. For people selling cookies, not only baking them. TUNE IT LIKE A PRINT, NOT A PICTURE Set the size in millimetres or inches. Adjust blade depth, wall thickness and the handle. Confirm the mesh is watertight before you commit filament to it. Export a binary STL that slices cleanly in Cura, PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio, or anything else that opens an STL. The same cutter works as a fondant cutter and a clay cutter. Print it deeper for dough, shallower for fondant. Designing a cutter and exporting the STL needs no account and no subscription. NO 3D PRINTER? Send us the picture and we will design it, print it, and mail you the finished cutter. Your shape, printed in Bambu Lab PLA, no software to learn. WHO IT IS FOR Cottage food bakers and cookiers selling decorated sugar cookies. 3D printing hobbyists who want a cutter design tool that understands dough. Parents making the birthday shape nobody sells. Teachers, crafters, and anyone who has gone looking for a cookie cutter that does not exist yet. The studio keeps working offline once it has loaded, so a kitchen counter with bad signal is not the end of the session. cuttercanvas.com