

- #CRICUT AIR VIDEO HOW TO#
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When the cartridge is linked to your Cricut account, Design Space will confirm “Cartridge linked.” You can now keep linking the rest of your cartridges, view your cartridges, or hit the X in the top right to close the cartridge linking dialogue, and return to Cricut Design Space.

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Read on to find out how! How to Use Cartridges with the Cricut Explore Air 2 However, first you have to link them to your Cricut account, so you can access them online through Cricut Design Space.
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The newer machines, the Cricut Explore series and the Cricut Maker, can absolutely still use any cartridges you have purchased from Cricut. The legacy machines (no longer sold by Cricut), such as the Expression series, can use the cartridges as they always have, by physically inserting them into the machine and using the keyboard overlay, or connecting them to Cricut Craft Room to edit on a computer. Yes! You can definitely use all your old cartridges with any of the electronic Cricut machines.

Can I still use my cartridges with new Cricut machines?
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So, if you have a Cricut Explore or the Cricut Maker, and don’t want to have to think about a cartridge ever again, you are free to move on.
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The Expression machines can be used with the free computer design software Cricut Craft Room, but you are still limited to images purchased through Cricut cartridges.Īll of the cutter models currently sold by Cricut do not require cartridges. The original Cricut cutter and the Cricut Expression series were designed to be used with physical data cartridges as standalone machines-ones that don’t require a computer or an internet connection. No, not anymore! Praise Cricut, for cartridges are no longer required for the various Cricut Explore models or the Cricut Maker. Do I need to use cartridges for a Cricut Explore Air? You can even purchase digital cartridges, gaining access to sets of images online, without worrying about having to deal with any plastic cartridges. Now you are able to link these cartridges, or image sets, with your Cricut ID, and access them online through Cricut Design Space (Explore series) or Cricut Craft Room (Expression series).

With the early Cricut machines, the cartridges were plastic: physical storage devices that you had to plug into your cutting machine to use. Each image set can contain dozens of images, fonts, or projects, and costs between five and thirty bucks.
