What size are the title cut files?

Most titles are drawn to span a twelve by twelve scrapbook page, roughly eight to eleven inches wide. Resize in your cutting software with the aspect ratio locked; the connected lettering holds its shape down to about three inches wide for card fronts.

Do the titles come as one piece or separate letters?

Each title cuts as one connected piece per layer, so the letters stay aligned when you lift them from the mat. Layered titles include a separate shape for the shadow or the fill.

Can I change the words in a title?

The lettering is artwork rather than a live font, so the words are fixed. Pair a title with the Phrase or Sentiment tags for shorter sayings, or request a custom title on the requests board.

Which cardstock works best for a thin script title?

A smooth 65 to 80 lb cardstock cuts fine script cleanly on a fine-point blade. Use a light-grip or standard mat and weed from the outside in so thin connectors stay attached.

Page headers, album covers, layout titles

Scrapbook Title Cut Files

A title is the first thing a page says, and these cut files are drawn to be read from across the room. The Title tag collects the largest group of designs in the catalog: script and block lettering, stacked two-line titles, titles framed by florals or banners, and seasonal headers for holidays, school, travel, and everyday pages. Most are sized for a twelve by twelve layout and scale down cleanly to a card front or a pocket-page card. The lettering is already connected and kerned as artwork, so you cut a finished word rather than welding a font. Layered titles ship with each layer as its own shape so you can cut the shadow, the fill, and the outline from different cardstock. Files include SVG, PNG, DXF, and JPG and open directly in Cricut Design Space and Silhouette Studio. Free titles unlock with a registered account.