Cone Templates

Set the cone you want, then download the flat pattern as a true-scale SVG or PDF. Each design is an outline traced in holes or lines. Each one sits on an arc that becomes a level ring and stands upright along a line that points to the apex, so they all stay upright once rolled and the pattern closes at the seam.

Cone

Units

Top diameter0 for a point

Base diameter

Heightstraight up, not along the slope

Pattern

Motif

Your own imageSilhouettes and logos trace as outlines; photos work in Edges mode

Radiating Even size

Rows0 fits as many as the cone allows

Holes Lines

Hole sizediameter in mm

Gap between holesmaterial left between them, mm

Eyes and noseThree dots inside the outline so the faces read Inner details when there's roomLarger designs pick up one or two simple inner lines, like a head line or tail stripes

Per ring

Size% of its cell

Randomize0 keeps the even grid; higher scatters position, size, tilt and pose

Layout seedseed 1

Stagger alternate rowsAnything on the seam splits in half on each edge and rejoins when wrapped Stencil modeEvery dot becomes a cut circle instead of a filled one

Edges

Clear band at top

Clear band at base

Overlap tab0 for a butt or bevel join

Unrolled template

Rolled up

Drag to turn it.

Print at 100% / actual size. The strip under the pattern has a one-unit square; measure it before you cut. Every design is traced around its silhouette as a line of evenly spaced holes (or one continuous stroke in Lines mode), rotated so its top points at the apex, which means it stands upright on the finished cone instead of leaning with the fan. Radiating keeps the same count in every ring, so the designs shrink toward the top in step with the cone. Even size keeps them all the same and drops a few from the narrower rings, rounding to a whole number per ring so the seam spacing matches the rest.