Q: Do you offer custom shapes for stickers?

Yes! We offer custom die-cut stickers , meaning your stickers can be any shape you desire. Whether you want your stickers to match your logo, follow a unique outline, or have a completely custom shape, we can bring your vision to life. Just send us your design, and we’ll make sure it’s cut perfectly to fit your needs.

Q: What file formats are best?

For the best results, we recommend submitting vectored PDF, AI, or EPS files for your custom stickers. These file types ensure crisp, clean designs that will look sharp and professional. While we can still produce great stickers from high-resolution PNG or JPEG files, it’s important to note that images with text may appear blurry, as seen in the example to the left. To ensure the highest quality, we ask for vector files because they allow us to produce the best possible stickers. Depending on the type of sticker, we may require specific file formats, and we’ll advise you on this when necessary. Please note: if you convert a non-vector text image into a PDF, it will still be an image, not a true vector. To get the best result, this step should be done during the design process.

Q: Why do we require bleed for custom stickers?

We require bleed to ensure your custom stickers look perfect and avoid any unwanted white edges. Bleed is the extra area around your design that extends beyond the trim position of the print. If we don’t include bleed, our cutter might leave thin white edges around the design, which no one wants! In cases where there’s no bleed, we’ll usually adjust the cut to compensate. However, if your design or text is too close to the edge, this adjustment may not be possible, and it could risk cutting into important parts of your design. Including bleed eliminates this risk, ensuring a clean, crisp final product with no surprises.

Q: What is the minimum font size?

We recommend a minimum font size of 6 pt for your designs. However, the ideal font size can vary based on factors like the font type , font weight (thickness) , background colour , and more. If you’re unsure about the best font size for your design, feel free to reach out. We’re happy to provide support and help ensure your design looks its best on your custom stickers.

Q: What resolution should my file be?

For the best print quality, we recommend a minimum resolution of 300 dpi for any PNG or JPEG files, and the resolution should be at the actual print size . For example, if you provide a 30mm circle at 300 dpi but later want to enlarge it, the resolution will decrease, which could impact print quality. If you’re using EPS , AI , or Vector PDF files, these formats can generally be scaled without any loss of quality, as long as there are no embedded images (such as TFF , JPEG , or PNG ) in the file. For the best results, avoid resizing images once they’ve been created.

Question 1

Do you offer custom shapes for stickers?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We offer custom die-cut stickers, meaning your stickers can be any shape you desire. Whether you want your stickers to match your logo, follow a unique outline, or have a completely custom shape, we can bring your vision to life. Just send us your design, and we’ll make sure it’s cut perfectly to fit your needs.

Question 2

What file formats are best?

Accepted Answer

For the best results, we recommend submitting vectored PDF, AI, or EPS files for your custom stickers. These file types ensure crisp, clean designs that will look sharp and professional. While we can still produce great stickers from high-resolution PNG or JPEG files, it’s important to note that images with text may appear blurry, as seen in the example to the left.

To ensure the highest quality, we ask for vector files because they allow us to produce the best possible stickers. Depending on the type of sticker, we may require specific file formats, and we’ll advise you on this when necessary.

Please note: if you convert a non-vector text image into a PDF, it will still be an image, not a true vector. To get the best result, this step should be done during the design process.

Question 3

Why do we require bleed for custom stickers?

Accepted Answer

We require bleed to ensure your custom stickers look perfect and avoid any unwanted white edges. Bleed is the extra area around your design that extends beyond the trim position of the print. If we don’t include bleed, our cutter might leave thin white edges around the design, which no one wants!

In cases where there’s no bleed, we’ll usually adjust the cut to compensate. However, if your design or text is too close to the edge, this adjustment may not be possible, and it could risk cutting into important parts of your design. Including bleed eliminates this risk, ensuring a clean, crisp final product with no surprises.

Question 4

What is the minimum font size?

Accepted Answer

We recommend a minimum font size of 6 pt for your designs. However, the ideal font size can vary based on factors like the font type, font weight (thickness), background colour, and more. If you’re unsure about the best font size for your design, feel free to reach out. We’re happy to provide support and help ensure your design looks its best on your custom stickers.

Question 5

What resolution should my file be?

Accepted Answer

For the best print quality, we recommend a minimum resolution of 300 dpi for any PNG or JPEG files, and the resolution should be at the actual print size. For example, if you provide a 30mm circle at 300 dpi but later want to enlarge it, the resolution will decrease, which could impact print quality.

If you’re using EPS, AI, or Vector PDF files, these formats can generally be scaled without any loss of quality, as long as there are no embedded images (such as TFF, JPEG, or PNG) in the file. For the best results, avoid resizing images once they’ve been created.

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