Sticker & label printing guide

• White vinyl — durable, vibrant, great all-rounder.
• Clear vinyl — “printed on glass” look; white ink may be needed under colour.
• Paper labels — cost-effective for indoor packaging and envelopes.

Outdoor jobs need outdoor-rated vinyl and the right adhesive. Indoor kitchen or bathroom stickers may face moisture — tell us the use case.

• Kiss-cut — cut through the sticker face but not the backing; stays on a sheet.
• Die-cut / kiss-cut singles — cut to shape for individual stickers.

Supply a clean vector cut line (often named CutContour) on its own layer. Details: die cutting & CutContour.

On clear material, ink sits on transparent film. Without a white underbase, colours can look translucent. If you need solid colour or readability on glass, ask for white ink. See white ink printing.

• Preferred: vector logos and cut paths.
• Add bleed beyond the cut line where colour runs to the edge.
• Avoid tiny text that may be hard to weed or read at sticker size.