Templates for Every Cutout
Ready-to-print templates for buttons and cookie toppers. Pick one, drop in your design, and download a print-ready PDF with the bleed already worked out.
Buttons & Pins
Standard pin-back press sizes. Artwork wraps around the edge, so every template adds the bleed that size was tooled for.
Cookie Toppers
True-to-millimetre toppers for edible-image printing. No bleed, because these are printed and cut at exactly 1:1.
Free Printable Blank Templates (PDF)
Want the file rather than the tool? Every template above has a blank printable PDF, free and with no signup.
Each blank sheet is letter size with the buttons drawn at the correct diameter, the bleed already added, and two guide lines per button: a dashed outer cut line and an inner line showing the finished edge that stays visible once the paper wraps the shell. Print at 100% scale, add your design by hand or in other software, cut, and press.
- 2.25" circle blank PDF, the most common size
- 1.5" circle blank PDF and 1.25" circle blank PDF
- 3" circle blank PDF for large statement buttons
- 1" square, 1.5" square, and 2" square blank PDFs
- 2.25" heart blank PDF for weddings and Valentine's runs
No account, no email, no watermark on your design. The only thing on the sheet is a small cutoutdesigner.app credit line at the bottom edge, which we would appreciate you leaving in place if you share the file.
Button Size Charts (PDF, Actual Size)
One chart per press family, printed at actual size, so you can hold a real button against the page.
Every size we support, drawn at the size it really is. The solid outline is where you cut, the dotted outline is the button face that stays visible once the paper wraps the shell, and the numbers underneath give the cut size, the button size and the bleed. Squares also print the bleed left at the corners, because a square is cut as a 45 degree octagon rather than a square: the corners have to fold flat behind the shell, and that is the number most size charts leave out.
- US button size chart (PDF): 7/8" to 6" rounds, 1" to 3" squares, and the 1.75 x 2.75" oval.
- Metric button size chart (PDF): 25mm to 100mm rounds, 37mm and 50mm squares, 45 x 65mm and 60 x 90mm ovals.
Find your button size
Compare nearby inch and metric sizes on the same sheet. All 29 round, square, and oval sizes appear once across seven pages, with labels inside each cutout. Print only the pages near your size at 100% / Actual Size, with Fit to Page turned off.
Page guide: 1: small rounds (7/8" to 44mm); 2: medium rounds (2" to 2.5" / 58mm); 3: large rounds (3" to 3.5" / 75mm); 4: 4" / 100mm rounds; 5: 6" round; 6: squares; 7: ovals.
Measure the ruler before you cut anything. Printers default to Fit to page, which shrinks a letter sheet by roughly 4% and says nothing about it. Every chart and every blank template above carries a 1 inch and 25 mm bar at the foot of the page. If it measures short, your printer scaled the page: reprint at 100%.
There are two charts rather than one with a conversion column because 58mm is not 2.25". A 58mm button measures 2.283" and cuts at 70mm, where a 2.25" button cuts at 2.625", so a template made for one press is the wrong size in the other. Which press you own decides which chart you want.
How Templates Work
Three steps from blank page to a printed sheet
Pick Your Template
Every template carries its own bleed mode and display units. Cookie toppers show millimetres and print 1:1, buttons add wrap bleed. You do not have to think about it.
Design It
Upload your image, logo, or photo and position it on the template, or let AI generate artwork from a text description.
Fill the Page and Print
Fill Page packs as many copies as will fit onto each sheet, then exports a print-ready PDF with cut guides. Less waste, fewer sheets.
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