Sticker Materials

Find your sticker material.

A solid white base, a clear background or a flash of reflected color can change how a design looks. Start with the surface you want, then choose the size, shape and finish on the product page.

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Choose the base for your artwork.

Materials give you different starting surfaces. Use your artwork notes to explain where the base should show through and where you want solid printed color.

White vinyl

A solid white background keeps pale colors and fine outlines visible. Start here for logos, lettering and illustrations that need a consistent base.

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Clear

Leave open spaces transparent so the surface underneath shows through. Tell us which areas should stay clear and which should print white.

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Holographic

Rainbow reflections shift as you tilt the sticker. Expose the material in a border, lettering or selected details while keeping other areas solid.

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Glitter

Add sparkle to bold shapes, a wide outline or a detail within the drawing. Point out the areas where you want the material to show.

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Glow in the dark

The material absorbs light and releases a glow in darkness. Give the glowing areas room in the design and charge the finished sticker with light before viewing it in the dark.

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Chrome

A reflective metallic base can become part of your lettering, border or illustration. Mark where the chrome should remain visible in your artwork notes.

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Crystal

Choose crystal material for your custom artwork, then set the shape, size and finish. Send your design if you’d like help comparing it with another material.

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A penguin in a spacesuit shown as a holographic sticker.

Decide where the material shows.

A reflective helmet rim can sit beside an opaque face. A clear sticker can have white lettering and an unprinted background. Those choices are part of preparing the artwork.

Upload your design and describe the effect you want. We’ll prepare the file and show the cutline and printed areas in your online proof. Read the artwork guidelines.

Then choose your finish.

Matte and gloss change the surface sheen. Check the options on the product page for the material and format you’re ordering.

Matte

A lower-sheen surface reduces glare across small lettering, fine linework and broad areas of color.

Gloss

A shiny surface catches reflections as the sticker moves in the light.

Need a different format?

Sticker sheets group peelable pieces on a shared backing. Label rolls suit a batch of packaging. UV DTF transfers apply printed artwork to compatible smooth, hard surfaces using pressure.

New custom orders include a free online proof and unlimited revisions. Review your proof within three days, before automatic approval. See how proofing works.

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