Do I have to sign up to download these?

No. There is no email gate and no account needed — the download button hands you the PDF. We would rather you took the stencils and came back when you want one of your own photo.

What paper should I print them on?

Card stock around 200–300gsm gives a stencil you can reuse. Ordinary printer paper works for one spray but goes soggy as soon as it takes paint. For something that lasts, print onto paper and use it as a cutting template for mylar.

Which parts do I cut out?

Every black area. The white areas are the parts that stay and hold the sheet together — that includes the thin tabs bridging enclosed shapes, so do not tidy those away or the middle of the design will fall out.

Can I use these commercially?

Yes. Sell the shirts, the signs, the paintings, the furniture you spray with them. The only thing off-limits is repackaging the stencil files themselves and selling those as your own pack.

Will these work with a Cricut or a laser cutter?

The PDFs are made for printing and cutting by hand. For a machine you want vector files, so upload the design or your own photo to the editor and export SVG or DXF from there.

Why are these single-layer when the site does multi-layer stencils?

A one-layer stencil is the one you can print and spray in ten minutes with nothing but a craft knife. Multi-layer is where a photo turns into something with depth and shading — that needs your own image, so it lives in the editor.

Free download

40 Free Printable Stencils

One PDF, 40 ready-to-cut stencils across 10 categories. Print on card stock, cut out the black areas, spray. Every design is bridged, so nothing drops out when you cut it.

Download all 40 — 1.2 MB PDF

No email required
No signup
No watermark
Commercial use allowed

What you can do with these

Print them, cut them, spray them, sell what you make with them. These designs are ours and we are giving them away — no attribution required, commercial use included. The one thing we ask is that you do not resell the stencil files themselves as your own pack.

Animals & Wildlife

6 stencils

Animals & Wildlife PDF — 0.2 MB

Anime & Manga

4 stencils

Anime & Manga PDF — 0.1 MB

Christmas & Holiday

4 stencils

Christmas & Holiday PDF — 0.2 MB

Floral & Botanical

2 stencils

Graffiti & Street Art

4 stencils

Graffiti & Street Art PDF — 0.1 MB

Halloween & Horror

3 stencils

Mandala & Sacred Geometry

5 stencils

Mandala & Sacred Geometry PDF — 0.3 MB

Portraits & Pop Culture

5 stencils

Portraits & Pop Culture PDF — 0.1 MB

Tattoo Flash Art

5 stencils

Tattoo Flash Art PDF — 0.2 MB

Tribal & Cultural Patterns

2 stencils

Want one of your own photo?

These are single-layer stencils. Upload any photo and the editor splits it into layers you spray one after another — the same way a multi-colour street piece is made. Free to build, free to download.

Make a stencil from a photo

Questions

Do I have to sign up to download these?: No. There is no email gate and no account needed — the download button hands you the PDF. We would rather you took the stencils and came back when you want one of your own photo.
What paper should I print them on?: Card stock around 200–300gsm gives a stencil you can reuse. Ordinary printer paper works for one spray but goes soggy as soon as it takes paint. For something that lasts, print onto paper and use it as a cutting template for mylar.
Which parts do I cut out?: Every black area. The white areas are the parts that stay and hold the sheet together — that includes the thin tabs bridging enclosed shapes, so do not tidy those away or the middle of the design will fall out.
Can I use these commercially?: Yes. Sell the shirts, the signs, the paintings, the furniture you spray with them. The only thing off-limits is repackaging the stencil files themselves and selling those as your own pack.
Will these work with a Cricut or a laser cutter?: The PDFs are made for printing and cutting by hand. For a machine you want vector files, so upload the design or your own photo to the editor and export SVG or DXF from there.
Why are these single-layer when the site does multi-layer stencils?: A one-layer stencil is the one you can print and spray in ten minutes with nothing but a craft knife. Multi-layer is where a photo turns into something with depth and shading — that needs your own image, so it lives in the editor.