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Prepare Your Artwork for Print

Good artwork helps us produce cleaner, sharper stickers and labels. Follow these simple guidelines before uploading your file.

File Types

We accept:

  • PDF
  • AI
  • EPS
  • SVG
  • PNG
  • JPG

Vector files such as PDF, AI, EPS and SVG are preferred where possible.

Bleed, trim line and safe area diagram The background extends 2 mm past the trim line into the bleed area. Important content stays inside the safe area, 2 mm inside the trim line. YOUR BRAND Text & logos inside the safe area
  • Bleed — background extends past the edge
  • Trim / cut line
  • Safe area

Print-ready checklist

Before you upload

Artwork Size

Prepare your artwork at the final size you want printed.

Use millimetres when providing sticker dimensions — for example 50 mm × 50 mm or 100 mm × 75 mm.

Image Quality

Use high-resolution images. For raster artwork, we recommend approximately 300 DPI at final print size.

Avoid using low-resolution images copied from websites or screenshots.

Colours

Use CMYK colour where possible.

Colours can look slightly different on screen compared with printed output.

Bleed

If your background colour or image reaches the edge of the sticker, extend it past the trim line.

This helps prevent unwanted white edges after cutting.

Safe Area

Keep important text, logos and key information away from the cutting edge.

This helps prevent important content from being trimmed.

Fonts

Convert fonts to outlines where possible.

This prevents font changes when artwork is opened for production.

Custom Shapes

For die-cut stickers, provide a clear cut line around the required shape if possible.

If you are unsure how to create one, we can help.

Need Design Help?

Don't have print-ready artwork? Send us what you have and let us know what you are trying to create. We can help review your files and advise on the next step.

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