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The Silhouette CAMEO� connects to your computer, allowing you the freedom to cut all your fonts, download thousands of designs from the Silhouette Online Store, or design shapes of your own with the included software.

Based on years of cutting plotter technology by GRAPHTEC, the Silhouette Cameo™ Electronic Craft Cutter brings professional style computer controlled cutting to the desktop.

Previously known as the Silhouette SD, the Silhouette Cameo™ electronic cutting tool is your gateway to creative freedom. It"s perfect for vinyl lettering, school projects, sticker and decal vinyls, masking film for painting or etching, scrap booking, paper crafting, stencil making, various kinds of T-shirt heat transfer materials, small business applications and more.

The Silhouette CAMEO™ connects to your computer, allowing you the freedom to cut all your fonts, download thousands of designs from the Silhouette Online Store, or design shapes of your own with the included software.

The Silhouette Studio� is a FREE software included with every Silhouette CAMEO™. It is Mac� and PC compatible and contains powerful design tools to create your own shapes

Silhouette Cameo™ Electronic Craft Cutter is 20.9" x 5.0" x 6.5" and is smaller than most inkjet printers. It only weighs 11.25 lbs. Don"t be deceived by it"s small size. It can handle media up to 12 inches wide by 12 inches long, with a cutting area of 11.6" inches wide by 10" in extended mode with roll media.What"s Included:

The Cutting Strip is the strip on the Silhouette along the bottom of the cutting unit where the blade points down. It is designed to prevent damage to the blade or the actual unit when cutting materials that bypass the cutting mat (such as vinyl, for example).

Silhouette has lots of blades to choose from, and it can be confusing to know what blade goes with each machine. Find your cutting machine below, and you’ll see a list of blades that you can use in your machine. Click on the blade links to learn what each blade can cut. Feel free to refer back to this page anytime you need to!

The Silhouette Cameo® 4 is the latest series of desktop cutting machines from Silhouette. There are 3 different sizes available: 12 inches (Cameo), 15 inches (Cameo Plus), and 24 inches (Cameo Pro). This machine model has a touch panel for easy navigation, and the dual carriage provides many cutting options.

The Silhouette Portrait® 3 is Silhouette’s choice machine for on-the-go projects. Its size makes it portable, but it also packs quite a cutting punch. It’s perfect for smaller-scale projects, such as card making, custom stickers, small vinyl or heat transfer lettering, and so much more!

The Silhouette Cameo® 3 was released in August 2016. This is the first Silhouette machine compatible with an AutoBlade. It features a dual carriage and can use tools (e.g. a cutting blade and a sketch pen) simultaneously. It also has a touch-screen display for easy navigation and Bluetooth® for wireless cutting.

The Silhouette Portrait® 2 was released in November 2016. This machine can use Silhouette’s AutoBlade and features Bluetooth® for wireless cutting and a higher clearance for cutting thicker materials.

The Silhouette Curio™ was released in 2015 and is perfect for making unique projects. In addition to its cutting capabilities, it can sketch, etch, emboss, deboss, and stipple, making it a one-of-a-kind machine.

When you are preparing to cut material with your Cameo or Portrait machines, depending on the material, it is sometimes necessary to load the material onto a cutting mat first, and then load the cutting mat into your machine. Follow the steps below to see what you need to do to load the cutting mat.

1. Silhouette cutting mats are available in several sizes. Be sure that you select the machine and the mat you are using from the Page Setup panel in Silhouette Studio® before beginning your project. We are using a Cameo 12 x 12 mat. Make sure you also specify the size of material you’re using.

2. Cutting mats are printed with a grid pattern to help you position and align your material. Place your material on your mat to correspond with the display in Silhouette Studio® before cutting.

4. When loading a cutting mat into your Silhouette, make sure the arrow on top of your mat is pointing into the machine and press the mat against the white rollers. If you are using the Cameo, make sure you adjust your white roller on the right-hand side accordingly. Because we are using the 12 x 12 cutting mat here, we want the white roller to be at the right-most mark on the roller bar. This will ensure that the Cameo grips the edge of the cutting mat.

5. Load the cutting mat using the up arrow button (on any Portrait machine or Cameo 4 models) or the “Load Cut Mat” button on the machine’s display (for the Cameo 2 or 3). Your machine will grip your mat and roll it into the cutting area. You are now ready to cut.

We’ve compiled this ultimate guide to getting started with Silhouette Cameo that will take you right through from setup all the way to some complex print and cut functions!

Unless you’ve bought a bomb diggity bundle deal (check those out here), here’s what you can expect to find in the box:Silhouette Cameo 3 cutting machine

Now head on over to the Silhouette site where you should see a turquoise rectangle in the top right hand corner of the screen saying ‘update software’.

If you’re on Mac, you’ll be directed to drag and drop the Silhouette Studio icon into your applications folder while Windows users will need to follow the on-screen prompts to install the software.

Once everything is installed, you’ll be able to activate the Cameo 3’s Bluetooth capability, which will allow you to connect the cutter and your computer together wirelessly.

In the upper left corner of the LCD screen on your Cameo, there should be the Bluetooth symbol. This shows that Bluetooth is connected and working. If not, you will need to turn Bluetooth on by touching the settings menu (the gear icon) on the screen and activating it.

From there, open up the Silhouette Studio software again and, along the tabs at the top of the page, click on Silhouette, and scroll down to ‘Add Bluetooth Machine’.

Select your Silhouette Cameo 3 from the list of Bluetooth devices that appears and the machine and your computer will start to sync together. It’s finished once the screen shows ‘Ready’.

Next, find your Cameo 3 in the list of Bluetooth devices that appear and click ‘Pair’. It should take a few seconds before it shows that your devices are now connected.

If you want to change the page dimensions for whatever reason, you can adjust these via the Page Settings ribbon, which is running down the right hand side of the screen. This will be useful when you want to create longer designs or use an extended cutting mat, for instance.

You can also add text to your designs within Silhouette Studio, and use the software to change the font, size, weight, spacing, justification and position of the text.

Before you send your design to Silhouette, it’s a good idea to adjust your cut settings so you can be sure of the most accurate and high quality cutting.

This will bring up the Cut Settings menu on the right hand side of the screen (replacing the Design Page Settings that you can see in the screenshot above).

You can also select what tools you want to use from this menu, which will come in handy when you decide to use the Cameo 3’s dual carriage function (don’t worry — we’ll cover this in a bit).

Once you’ve selected your settings and are happy to go ahead with the cut, click on the Send to Silhouette button either at the bottom or in the top right hand corner of the page.

Once the document is printed, load it onto your cutting mat, being careful to align it correctly, and feed the mat into the machine when pressing ‘Load Cut Mat’ on the LCD screen.

The Cameo 3 should automatically detect your registration marks at this point, but if it doesn’t you can click ‘Retry Manually’ in Silhouette Studio after clicking ‘Send to Silhouette’.

That’s right: it’s not quite so simple as pressing a few buttons within the software — you need to make sure that the Silhouette is as ready to start cutting as you are.

Your Silhouette Studio software will be able to direct you how to position the material correctly according to the dimensions of your design and how to minimize material wastage.

You’ll then need to turn your Cameo on and feed the cutting mat and material into the machine. Lift the lid of the Cameo and align the left edge of the mat against the alignment mark on the left side of the machine, pressing the mat into the rollers and pressing the ‘Load Cut Mat’ button.

The AutoBlade is the main blade to use here and, like its name suggests, it adjusts its speed and thickness automatically according to what media type you select within the Silhouette Studio software.

One of the major selling points of the Cameo 3 is the fact that it sports a dual carriage which can hold two tools at once, allowing you to draw and cut, draw and score, or score and cut simultaneously.

Like we were saying earlier, you can decide which tools are to be used for what part of your design in the Cut Settings menu within Silhouette Studio.

If your design requires both cutting and drawing, for instance, you’ll need to add the AutoBlade to Tool 1 (the left, red carriage) and your pen tool to Tool 2 (the right, blue carriage).

So under the ‘File’ tab at the top of the page, select the ‘Library’ from the drop down menu, which will take you to a new screen that looks like this:

Thanks to the Silhouette Cloud, all your designs will be available regardless of what device you’re using provided that they’re all connected and synced together.