Cut Ornament Generator

Most ornament makers hand you finished designs and let you swap a name. Here the frame and its contents are two separate decisions: any of thirty outlines, any of the elements, placed wherever you drag them. The same bunny frame becomes a spring keepsake, a baby announcement, or a shop-ready charm depending only on what you put inside it — which is why one tool covers Easter, Christmas, and everything between instead of needing a template per holiday.

When the library doesn't have it, type what you want and the AI panel draws it — as a clean silhouette built for cutting, not a shaded illustration you would have to trace afterwards. It drops into the canvas like any other element and stays in your History for reuse. Not sure how to phrase it? Tap a suggestion chip and it writes a full description for you, then shuffle for another set.

Every element you drop in carries its own Process setting. Leave it on Cut and the shape is cut clean through, the way the frame is. Switch it to Engrave and it stops being a hole — the motif is burned into the surface instead, and a cut contour is generated around it automatically, so the piece still leaves the sheet in one solid piece. Outline offset decides how far that contour sits from the artwork in millimetres: tighten it for a close-fitting badge, open it up and the outline relaxes into a rounded pad. Switch on that element's Overflow and the whole thing — engraved motif and generated contour together — pushes past the frame and becomes a lobe on the ornament's own silhouette. Mixing cut and engraved elements in one design is what turns a flat outline into a piece with a surface.