A sticker is a single piece people keep and stick where they like. A label goes on a product, in quantity, on sheets or a roll. A decal usually means a larger sticker for a vehicle, window, or wall.
The difference is how deep the blade goes. A die-cut sticker is cut through the vinyl and the backing, so the backing matches its shape. A kiss-cut sticker is cut through the vinyl only, so it sits on a larger backing that's easier to peel.
Outline your type, or embed the fonts in a PDF, before you send a vector file, so another font can't be swapped in. Keep an editable copy for yourself.
We accept AI, SVG, EPS, PDF, PNG, JPG, TIF, PS, PSD, and ZIP files. Save Word, PowerPoint, and Google files as a PDF first. A PNG with a transparent background is ideal for a custom shape.
White ink is a layer of white printed under your colors on Clear, Holographic, Glitter, and Chrome, so they look solid instead of see-through. Where it goes changes how your whole design looks. On white vinyl, white is the material and is never printed.
Your screen makes color with light, and we make it with ink, so the brightest colors shift the most. Here is what causes the difference, and what we and you can do about it.
Send vector artwork if you have it, because it prints sharp at any size. A raster file such as a PNG or JPG is fine too, as long as it has about 300 pixels per inch at the finished size.
Keep text and important detail 0.09" inside the cut line. Color that runs to the edge should run 0.06" past it, and we add that bleed where it is needed.
