Artwork Guideline
HOW TO CREATE STICKER ARTWORKA tutorial on how to easily create a print-ready sticker file from an artwork |
Every piece of artwork submitted for custom stickers and labels is reviewed by us.
We get a lot of questions about how to set up artwork, so here are some guidelines for getting stickers ready to print.
Each custom sticker artwork file has three main characteristics: a safe line, a die line, and a bleed line. All vital information on a sticker, such as text or logos, should be kept within the safe area.
Background color and bleed are used in the area outside the safety zone.
Any artwork that extends to the sticker's edge should go all the way to the Bleed line.
This creates tolerance, ensuring that the background is not cut off during production.
The Die Line, on the other hand, is the finished edge of your sticker.
ARTWORK
IMAGE TYPE
We recommend sending us artwork with a resolution of 300 dpi for best results.
Artwork of poor quality? No need to worry our talented designers will ensure that your artwork is delivered at its best.
STICKER TYPES
It is made of vinyl and has a waterproof effect, so it is resistant to water and does not easily tear.
It is appropriate for use in essential products such as laptops, computers, bottles, and cups.
Clear stickers are very convenient to use because it does not affect the design or the background color of any product to which it is adhered.
When compared to traditional labels, this sticker allows you to create unique effects from multiple designs.
Each category has its own set of advantages and disadvantages.
The decision to use paper or vinyl stickers is entirely dependent on your needs and goals. Vinyl stickers are stronger and more durable because they do not fade or become damaged by moisture or weather elements unless they are exposed to extreme heat.
If you need an all-weather tough, long-lasting sticker that will be used outdoors, the vinyl is your best choice. Paper stickers, on the other hand, are thin and generally less expensive than vinyl, so they will save you money.
Paper stickers should be your first choice if you need to produce indoor custom stickers and labels for use on packaging and boxes.
Ultimately, your project will tell you which stickers to use.
We can also produce sticker sheets with multiple designs and sizes on one sheet. Follow these guidelines for perfect sticker sheets setup:
• To begin, create your artwork in a solo sticker file and save it as a pdf file.
• Open the file that contains the multiple sticker sheets.
• When you open the sheet, you will see a prompt message asking you to IGNORE, REPLACE, or CANCEL.
• Check the “Apply to all” box and then click replace.
• Choose your solo artwork file in pdf.
