Drint and Die Cut Templates
Drint vs Die Cut Templates: an honest comparison
Both give you dielines and a 3D mockup editor in the browser. Die Cut Templates is built for production: a huge library, nesting and a cost calculator. Everything on its side is read from its public pages on 24 October 2026.
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How we compared
Die Cut Templates’s figures are from diecuttemplates.com (pricing page and home), read on 24 October 2026. Drint’s are from its own pricing page. “Not stated” or “Not read” means we did not find it, not that the feature is missing. Die Cut Templates is a trademark of its owner; Drint is independent and not affiliated with it. Spotted something out of date? Write to support@drint.io and we will correct it.
Questions
Does Die Cut Templates have a free plan?
Its pricing page lists Starter, Business and Business Plus and a credit pack (1 credit, $9.90, one download, expiring in 48 hours). A free tier is not stated; its navigation has a “Try for Free” link whose terms the page does not describe.
Which export formats does it give?
Its pricing page names PDF, DXF and SVG for its Dielines API. It does not state the formats per subscription plan.
Can I use its files for client work?
Its pricing page does not state licence terms. Ask it before you rely on it for paid work.