Die cut sticker sheets
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$7.19for 12 items10% off$0.60 each
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Keep custom shaped stickers together on backing sheets, with your artwork and cut shape repeated in the layout.
Why choose die cut sticker sheets
Your outline, on a sheet
Each sticker follows your design's edge, and the sheet keeps them together until someone peels one off.
A small first order
The ladder starts at 12 and runs to 600, so a convention test batch costs little before a reprint.
Paper, plastic and metallics
White paper is the starting material. White plastic, clear plastic, gold foil, silver foil and holographic are sold at 2 × 2 in.
Before you order
- Can each sticker on the sheet be a different design?
- Treat one sheet as one design repeated. For a set of different characters, add a line per design at the quantities you need.
Sizes and materials
| Sizes | 2 × 2 in, 2 × 3.5 in, 2.5 × 2.5 in, 3 × 3 in, 3.5 × 3.5 in, 4 × 4 in |
|---|---|
| Material | White Paper, White Plastic, Clear Plastic, Gold Foil, Silver Foil, Holographic |
| Finish | Gloss, Matte |
| Quantity | 12 items to 600 items |
| Detail | 6 materials (white paper, white plastic, clear plastic, gold foil, silver foil, holographic); gloss or matte finish |
| Detail | Stickers per sheet varies by size |
File setup
| Size | From | Bleed | Safe area | Export at | Pixels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 × 2 in | $7.19 for 12 | 0.059 in | 0.059 in | 2.118 × 2.118 in | 636 × 636 at 300 ppi |
| 2 × 3.5 in | $5.84 for 4 | 0.059 in | 0.059 in | 3.618 × 2.118 in | 1086 × 636 at 300 ppi |
| 2.5 × 2.5 in | $4.49 for 4 | 0.059 in | 0.059 in | 2.618 × 2.618 in | 786 × 786 at 300 ppi |
| 3 × 3 in | $6.74 for 4 | 0.098 in | 0.098 in | 3.197 × 3.197 in | 960 × 960 at 300 ppi |
| 3.5 × 3.5 in | $6.74 for 4 | 0.059 in | 0.059 in | 3.618 × 3.618 in | 1086 × 1086 at 300 ppi |
| 4 × 4 in | $8.54 for 4 | 0.059 in | 0.059 in | 4.118 × 4.118 in | 1236 × 1236 at 300 ppi |
Send what you have. We check every file by hand and set it up for print, free.
Upload PDF, JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, HEIF, TIFF up to 25 MB, or a design file (Adobe Illustrator, EPS, SVG, PSD), before or after checkout.
Finishing upgrades
Matte
A matte surface on paper at 2 × 2 in.
Choose it in the order form
How people use it
A convention test batch
Twelve of the starting 2 × 2 in white paper design to see what sells before a bigger run.
Character stickers for a shop
Two hundred and forty 2 × 2 in paper stickers of a mascot for a counter display.
Holographic welcome kit stickers
Twenty four holographic 2 × 2 in stickers for a first round of member kits.
Prepare a set of shaped stickers
A shaped sticker adds a second design decision: the line it is cut along. Keep a clean master for each design and its outline.
Separate art from arrangement
Keep each design as its own file at size. A mockup showing several stickers together is a planning picture, not the file you upload.
Name every version
Give the set a name and number each design, such as Market set 3, design A. When you change one sticker, the others stay as they were.
Check shapes at real size
Print the design at size and look at small lettering and narrow parts. Leave 0.0591 in between important detail and the cut.
Compare sizes on screen
Format guide: die cut sticker sheets
A custom outline introduces a second design decision alongside the printed image. On a sheet, the relationship between shapes, spacing and repeated artwork also needs a clear record. Start with a named artwork master and an outline reference, then establish whether the proposed sheet repeats one design or supports your requested collection.
Separate the artwork from the arrangement
Keep the individual design master distinct from a sheet layout concept. Label the concept as a planning reference so it cannot be mistaken for an approved production file. A page showing several illustrations does not establish that each illustration will receive its own cut. Request explicit confirmation of supported shapes, design count and file preparation before investing in a complex arrangement.
Give every revision an identity
Use a short release name and revision number for the set, then identify each artwork within it. For example, a proposed “Market collection, revision 3” might reference artwork A, B and C. Record which file supplies each image and which outline belongs to it. Keep the previous release separately; replacing one illustration should not accidentally reintroduce an older logo elsewhere.
Inspect the pieces at their intended size
Print a paper layout at the proposed scale and examine each shape individually. Check whether small lettering remains useful and whether fine extensions carry essential content. Flag narrow sections and close neighboring shapes for review instead of applying a universal spacing rule. Ask whether the production team will generate the final outline or requires a specific cut path file from you.
Approve the set as well as the artwork
A useful proof record identifies the release, each design, the proposed finished dimensions and the quantity of each piece. If a mixed design sheet is unavailable, compare separate runs using the same artwork masters. Confirm the final arrangement, count per sheet, stock and finish with the quote. Save the approved proof and manifest together so the next request has a precise starting point.
Before you order
- Does each intended removable piece have a confirmed outline and artwork reference?
- Is a mixed design arrangement confirmed, or is this a repeated single design?
- Do the approved proof and final file list show the same release and revision?
Create an artwork release checklist · Plan quantities for separate designs · Compare regular sheet stickers
Pairs well with
Kiss cut stickersSingle kiss cut stickers to sell beside the sheets
Gift bagsParty bags with a sheet inside
Packaging insert cardsA card that goes into the kit with the sheet
Design ideasLayouts drawn for this product, ready to open in the Studio.
Good to know
Which sizes are offered?
2 × 2, 2.5 × 2.5, 3 × 3, 3.5 × 3.5, 2 × 3.5 and 4 × 4 in.
Are other sizes priced at every quantity?
Not yet. Sizes other than 2 × 2 in are currently priced at 24 and 600. The order form shows exactly what can be bought.
Should I send a whole sheet layout?
No. Send the single sticker design at its size. The sheet is laid out from it.
Will small parts of my outline tear?
Thin necks and spikes are where a shaped sticker tears when peeled. Thicken them, and keep each shape solid enough to lift in one piece.
How much do die cut sticker sheets cost?
During the 10% off sale, with size 2 x 2 in, material White Paper: 12 items for $7.19, 24 items for $14.39, 48 items for $28.34, 60 items for $35.09, 120 items for $68.39, 240 items for $127.79, 360 items for $167.84, 480 items for $189.89, 600 items for $227.24. Other choices change the price, and the order form shows the exact price before you add it to your cart. Tax and delivery are shown before payment, and standard U.S. shipping is free on orders of $100 or more.
How long do die cut sticker sheets take to arrive?
Standard delivery arrives as soon as 6 business days from your order, production included, and up to 18 business days at some quantities, within the U.S. The product page and your cart show the estimated day for your quantity. Need it sooner? Get it as soon as 8 business days with Express delivery, where your cart offers it, at the exact charge shown before you pay.
Using your own artwork, finishing it after you pay, and what the price includes: answers in Help
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