Resize

Resize, recolor and adjust your files

Not every file arrives in the shape, size, or color you actually need — and design software isn't always the fastest way to make these particular adjustments, especially if you just need one quick change and don't want to open a full editing program for it.

This section covers the changes that come up constantly in real projects: resizing images and vector files to exact dimensions (single files or a whole batch at once), swapping colors instantly across an entire SVG rather than clicking through each shape individually, mirroring artwork horizontally for iron-on vinyl, and splitting a multi-color design into separate layers for layered cutting projects.

Where this fits in your workflow: typically after you've checked and fixed a file's structure, and before you convert it to a final format or package it for delivery — this is the "make it exactly what I need" step, rather than the "make sure it's not broken" step.

A practical note on resizing: getting the exact dimensions right before you cut matters more than it might seem — a file resized even slightly off-scale either wastes material or doesn't fit the physical space it was meant for. Tools here let you set exact measurements rather than eyeballing it.