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Wrap Design · reviewed Aug 25, 2026

What is a CutContour?

CutContour is the industry naming convention for the cut path in a print-and-cut file: a spot color named exactly "CutContour" (by convention 100% magenta, applied as a stroke set to overprint) that RIP software routes to the cutter instead of printing. The RIP matches the swatch by its name string, so spelling and capitalization matter — Roland VersaWorks adds "PerfCutContour" for through-cuts. Full explainer: wraptor.app/blog/contour-cut-files-explained.

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