Free Monogram SVG Files for Cricut (A to Z Packs)

Free monogram SVG files generated by our monogram maker, one pack per style. Each pack has sample monograms in several open-licensed fonts, and most include a full A to Z single-letter set. The files are paths only (no text, no fonts to install), sized 6 by 6 inches, with letters, frame and text on separate layers, so they import straight into Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio, Inkscape or a laser cutter. They are part of our free SVG cutting files library.

Because the letterforms come from SIL OFL and Apache licensed fonts and the frames are our own, you can use these files for items you sell. If you need different initials, open the matching style in the maker and download; it takes a minute.

Packs

The packs compared

We measured all 275 files. Cut length is the distance the blade travels with a file resized to 4 inches wide; the most cut lines is the busiest file in the pack, which sets how long weeding takes.

PackFilesCut length at 4 inMost cut lines in one file
Circle monogram3234.4 to 62.8 in9
Split monogram3214.5 to 45.4 in19
Wedding monogram631.5 to 49.0 in35
Vine monogram3234.5 to 44.1 in38
Diamond monogram3230.4 to 54.7 in8
Old English letter3214.1 to 61.5 in37
Bubble letter327.8 to 33.6 in41
Script monogram3215.8 to 62.2 in9
Two-letter monogram1322.7 to 65.0 in38
Single initial3220.0 to 46.6 in38

Every file is built the same way, which is what makes them reliable to cut: a 1000 by 1000 unit viewBox with the size written as 6 by 6 inches, letters, frame and text in separate named groups, and only closed paths (no live text, no fonts, no clipping masks or embedded images). Overlapping strokes inside a letter were merged when the file was made, so a letter cuts as one outline rather than a stack of overlapping shapes. Cutting software reads the inch size directly; to cut at another size, scale the whole file with its proportions locked, never one group at a time, or the letters will drift out of the frame.

Which pack for which project

Common mistakes with all of these files: uploading the PNG instead of the SVG (you get a print-then-cut image with no clean cut lines), welding a framed design (the gap between the frame and the letters closes up), and forgetting to mirror heat-transfer vinyl. If thin parts tear, the design is too small for its font; the size chart lists minimums by font style.

Using the files

Last reviewed: 25 September 2026. The fonts are open-licensed (SIL OFL or Apache 2.0); see the font list for each licence. The frames are drawn by our own code. Something not working? Please let us know.