Custom stickers, step by step.

Background not quite right? Send it anyway. The remover and the AI cut-out get most files right on their own, but every order is checked by a person before it prints, and we tidy the cut by hand at the proofing stage — free, and you approve the proof before anything is made.

1. 

   Step 1

   Upload your artwork

   Drop a PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF onto the paper, or tap it to browse. A PNG with a transparent background gives the cleanest cut, but anything works — the next step deals with a background you don't want. Nothing is uploaded until you order.

2. 

   Step 2

   Remove the background

   Only if your file needs it. A logo on white, a photo, a screenshot: press Remove BG and the background goes on your own device, every white inside the design as well as around it. On a photo the builder offers the AI cut-out instead, which lifts the subject out of whatever is behind it. Restore BG puts it back. If the result isn't quite right, send it anyway — a person checks every order and tidies the cut by hand at the proofing stage, free.

3. 

   Step 3

   Set the size

   Pick a preset from the list, slide the longest side, or type a width and height in millimetres. On a die-cut or kiss-cut the longest side sets the size and the other follows your artwork's own proportions, border included. Anything from 10 mm to 600 mm a side.

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   Step 4

   Choose the cut

   Die-cut follows the outline of your artwork, with a white border you can set from none to chunky. Kiss-cut does the same on a square backing that peels away. Circle, square, rectangle and rounded rectangle put your artwork on a fixed shape, and rounded has a corner radius you can set.

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   Step 5

   Place your artwork

   Only if it needs it. Drag the picture, scroll or slide to zoom, rotate to any angle. Fit shows the whole picture, Fill crops it to the shape, Center and Reset snap it back. The artwork always stays on the sticker — it can't be dragged off the edge and lost.

6. 

   Step 6

   Pick a finish

   Gloss and matte print on white vinyl. Holographic, chrome, gold and glitter are the material itself: anywhere your artwork is white, the finish shows through, and the preview shows you exactly where.

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   Step 7

   How many?

   Tap a quantity or type any number from 10 up. The price each drops as the quantity rises, and the total in the corner updates as you go — that number is what your card is charged.

8. 

   Step 8

   Laminate?

   A clear laminate over the print for stickers that live outdoors, on a car or in a dishwasher. Leave it off for indoor use; it's a good idea for anything that gets handled a lot. Chrome and gold are always laminated — the builder switches it on for you and locks it.

9. 

   Step 9

   Turnaround

   Standard turnaround is the default. If you need them sooner, pick a faster one and the price adjusts on the spot.

10. 

    Step 10

    Notes

    Only if there's something we should know — a Pantone to match, a deadline, a question about the cut. Skip it otherwise.

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    Step 11

    Preview, then add to cart

    Preview my sticker shows the sticker as it will be cut, with its dimensions and price. When it looks right, Add to cart. A person checks every order and you get a free digital proof by email before anything is printed.