Whether you create or buy your own SVG cut files, you’ll want to learn how to insert an uploaded SVG file into a Cricut Design Space project.
I previously shared with you how to upload SVG cut files to use with Cricut Design Space. Please refer to that tutorial if you need help uploading cut files.
Okay, let’s say you have your SVG cut file uploaded into Cricut Design Space, how do you use that image? And can you combine images or include multiple uploaded SVG files into one project? Yes and Yes. Let’s learn!

How to Insert an Uploaded SVG File into your Project
Of course, before you begin this tutorial it will be helpful to have your laptop or desktop computer and Cricut Design Space already installed and opened.
Equipment/Software Needed:
- laptop or desktop computer
- Cricut Design Space Application
- Cricut Joy, Explore, or Maker Cutting Machine
Not sure which cutting machine is right for you? You can read my comparison of the Cricut Cutting Machines.

FAQs
What are SVG Files?
SVG is short for scalable vector graphics. These are the types of files that are used with cutting machines like the Cricut line of machines.
How do I Upload SVG Files?
I have a video tutorial that walks you through how to upload SVG files to Cricut Design Space. You’ll find the tutorial here.

Where do I Find SVG Files to Upload?
There are plenty of sources for free SVG files that you can download and even more that you can purchase. You’ll find free SVG files here on The Birch Cottage blog, over on Ideas for the Home by Kenarry, popular Cricut focused blogs like JenniferMaker.com, TheCountryChicCottage.com, and even sites like Etsy, Creative Fabrica, and Design Bundles – to name a few.
More Cricut Tutorials
If you would like more free Cricut tutorials, you might be interested in these projects from The Birch Cottage blog:
- Four Christmas SVG Files
- 20 Rae Dunn Inspired SVG Files
- DIY Round Wooden Door Hanger
- What is Cricut Access and Do I Really Need It?
And, you can even follow me in Cricut Design Space where I have quite a few saved shared projects that you can also access for FREE.
Be sure to save this Cricut tutorial to your favorite Pinterest crafting board for easy access or to share with family and friends!
