Either works. Stickers and sheet labels print in the color mode you send, without converting it. Roll labels print in CMYK, and we convert an RGB file for you. Don't convert RGB to CMYK yourself, because that's where bright colors go dull.
Open your proof, write exactly what should change in the "Notes for us" box, and press "Request Changes". We make the change and send you a new proof. Ask for as many rounds as you need.
Our stickers are made to stay, but they aren't impossible to remove. Standard white vinyl holds until you peel it, then comes off cleanly without residue on most surfaces. High-Tack is made to stay put. For something you can take down and put back up, choose Window Cling.
We reprint damaged, defective, or wrong orders at no cost, and other quality concerns get a credit, refund, or reprint. Requests must reach us within 30 days of delivery. Canceling before you approve your proof is a full refund. After approval, or for a change of mind, there's no refund.
Read every word, check the size with a ruler, look at the cut line and border, and make sure nothing important sits close to the edge. On Clear, Holographic, Glitter, and Chrome, check where the white ink goes. Then confirm the material, finish, and quantity.
Yes. A photo straight from a recent phone usually has plenty of detail for a sticker a few inches across. The main choice is whether it's cut around the subject or printed in a shape like a circle or rectangle.
Yes, on Chrome, a mirror-finish film. Bare chrome looks silver, and a warm yellow-orange printed over it with no white ink underneath looks gold. Metallic colors in a file printed on white vinyl come out flat.
For most colors we get close. On stickers and sheet labels, our 11-ink press covers 99.5% of Pantone colors, but we aren't a Pantone printer and can't guarantee an exact match. Fluorescents, metallics, and some very saturated colors can't be matched.
Look around your property, ask neighbors and any mailroom, and give it until the end of the next business day. Then contact your local carrier office, since the carrier is the one who can track down a package it has marked delivered.
