Stickers & Options

We make custom stickers in three shapes — die-cut (cut to your design's outline), circle, and square — plus QR code stickers built from your link, and sticker packs where you mix and match from 240+ of our own original designs. Everything is printed on white vinyl with your choice of glossy or matte lamination that's waterproof and scratch-resistant, in sizes from about 2" up to 8".

All stickers are printed on premium, high-quality white vinyl with your choice of glossy or matte lamination. The lamination protects against water, scratches, and UV fading.

We offer standard sizes from 2"x2" up to 8"x8", and die-cut or rectangular stickers can go as small as 1"x2" (the shorter side can be 1", as long as the longer side is at least 2"). Circles and squares start at 2" per side. You can also set custom dimensions using our size controls in the shop. Pricing adjusts based on the total square-inch area.

Die-cutting means we cut each sticker precisely along the contour of your design instead of leaving a rectangle or square border. This gives your stickers a professional, custom look.

Die-cut stickers are cut through both the sticker and backing paper to match the shape of the design. Kiss-cut stickers are cut around the design while leaving a larger backing border around the sticker. We currently offer die-cut stickers, while kiss-cut stickers are planned for the future.

A sticker sheet includes multiple individual stickers arranged together on one larger backing sheet. Sticker sheets are not currently available, but we plan to offer them in the future.

Custom packaging tape is not currently available, but it is planned for the future. In the meantime, custom stickers can be used on boxes, mailers, and other packaging as an alternative.

We do not currently offer a separate bumper-sticker product. However, customers can order a custom die-cut sticker in a size that works for their bumper as an alternative.

Custom labels are not currently available as a separate product, but they are planned for the future. Depending on your needs, a custom sticker may work as an alternative for packaging, branding, or product use.

The size you choose is your artwork's width and height, which is the design area itself. For die-cut stickers we add a thin border just outside that, so the finished sticker ends up slightly larger than the size you enter. Circle and square shapes use equal width and height.

That is no problem, since most designs are not perfectly square. You can set any width and height up to 8 inches per side — and die-cut or rectangular stickers can go down to 1 inch on the shorter side, as long as the longer side is at least 2 inches. Our editor automatically fits the size to your design's proportions when you upload it. Die-cut stickers are cut to follow the outline of your design, so tall or wide designs still look great. Circle and square shapes use equal sides, starting at 2 inches.

Yes. In addition to our standard sizes, you can set custom dimensions right in the editor — up to 8 inches on each side, and as small as 1 inch on the shorter side for die-cut and rectangular stickers (the longer side needs to be at least 2 inches; circles and squares start at 2 inches). Pricing adjusts based on the total square-inch area, with sizes smaller than 2 by 2 priced the same as 2 by 2.

Yes — die-cut and rectangular stickers can go down to 1 inch on the shorter side, as long as the longer side is at least 2 inches, so our smallest sticker is 1 by 2 inches. Circle and square stickers start at 2 by 2 inches. Keep in mind that very fine details can lose clarity at small sizes, so bold, simple designs work best for tiny stickers, and sizes smaller than 2 by 2 are priced the same as 2 by 2.

Yes. Our largest standard size is 8 by 8 inches, which is great for car windows, laptops, signage, or bold statement designs. If you need something larger than 8 inches, contact our team and we can look into the available options.

We do not currently offer labels on rolls. Depending on your needs, a custom die-cut sticker may work as an alternative for packaging or branding.

Stickers are usually individual and decorative, die-cut to a shape, with a laminated vinyl finish that protects against water, scratches, and UV. Labels are typically produced in sheets or rolls for product packaging and applied in higher volumes. We currently offer custom stickers, not labels.

Any web address — your website, online menu, Google review page, social profile, booking form, playlist, and more. It just needs to be a full link (like https://yourshop.com), not a plain word. We don't count scans — to track them, use a link with tracking built in, like one from a link shortener. It links to web addresses only, so for Wi-Fi details or a contact card, link to a page that has them.

No — the destination is locked into the code once it's printed, so it always opens the link you entered. If your link changes later, just order a new batch with the updated one. The code never expires and there's no subscription — it works for as long as the web page it opens does.

Yes. We print it at high resolution on the same weatherproof white vinyl as our other stickers and keep the contrast and quiet space a scanner needs. Bigger sizes scan from farther away, and you can preview the exact design before you order.

QR code stickers start from three popular sizes — 2 by 5, 2.5 by 5, and 3 by 6 inches — and you can freely resize the sticker in the editor from 1 by 2 inches up to 8 inches per side. The builder keeps the QR itself above its minimum scannable size, and a larger sticker makes the code easier to scan from a distance — great for windows, signs, and packaging.

Sticker packs let you mix and match from our library of 240+ ready-made designs — original art we designed in-house. Pick your favorites, choose a size and finish for each, and build a pack of 25 or more. Every pack is printed fresh when you order; the designs print as-is (no editing or customization), which also means no proof step.

You'll get that exact design — every sticker is printed straight from the same artwork you see on the site, with no editing. Colors may vary slightly depending on your screen and the printed material: screens display color with RGB light while printing uses CMYK inks on white vinyl, so printed colors can look a little less bright than a phone or monitor shows them.

No — our ready-made designs print as-is: the design you see is the design you get, with no editor, borders, or color changes. That's what lets them skip proofing and ship fast. If you want to customize artwork or upload your own, our custom die-cut, circle, and square stickers include the full editor.

Individually — each sticker is cut through the sticker and its backing to its own shape, so they're loose and ready to hand out or pack. Sticker sheets aren't available yet.

People often use the words for the same thing. "Decal" usually means lettering or a graphic moved onto a surface with transfer tape; ours are printed vinyl stickers you peel and apply directly — including on car windows and bumpers.

Right now we make custom die-cut, circle, square and QR code stickers, plus sticker packs of our own designs. We don't make magnets, window or static clings, transfer stickers, vinyl lettering, wall or floor graphics, hang tags, blank stickers or printable sticker paper — a custom die-cut sticker is often a good alternative.

They're made for decorating things, not as toys — keep them away from young children who might put them in their mouths, and supervise little ones using them. They aren't made for skin or meant as temporary tattoos, so don't put them on broken or sensitive skin, and peel one off if it irritates.

Don't put them on food or anything that touches food directly — the inks aren't food safe. They're fine on the outside of packaging, boxes, bags and jars. We haven't tested them in a microwave or oven, so we don't recommend it.