Artwork & Colors FAQ

We accept AI, PDF, EPS, SVG, PNG, and JPG. Vector files (AI, PDF, EPS, SVG) give the sharpest edges. A high-resolution PNG or JPG works well too. Send whatever you have and we'll tell you if anything needs adjusting.

Yes. Send it anyway. Our designers clean up or rebuild low-resolution artwork for free, and you'll see the result on your proof before we print.

Screens make color with light (RGB), while printers use ink (CMYK), so some bright screen colors, like neon greens or electric blues, print slightly darker or less saturated. Your screen's brightness and the sticker's finish change how colors look too: glossy looks richer, matte looks softer. If an exact color matters, tell us when you order.

Send us your Pantone or hex codes and we'll match them as closely as possible. We can run a test print for important colors. Because of the difference between screens and ink, we can't guarantee an exact match, but we'll work with you to get as close as we can.

Yes. Share a rough sketch, a photo, or just your idea, and our design team will create it for you at no extra cost.

Yes, for free. Tell us whether you want only the subject cut out or want to keep a background color, and we'll show it on your proof. You can also read our guide to removing a background.

Yes. We check every file by hand before printing. If something might not print well, such as tiny text or thin lines, we'll point it out on your proof and suggest a fix.

Keep text at 3 pt or larger. Bolder fonts hold up better at small sizes than thin ones. If any text looks too small for your sticker size, our designers will flag it on your proof.

No. You don't need to prepare cut lines, bleed, or special layers. Just send your file and we'll handle all of it.

Bleed is a little extra artwork that extends past the cut line, so no thin unprinted edge shows if the cut shifts slightly. You don't need to add it yourself. Our designers set it up when they prepare your file.

Yes. A common rule of thumb is to make the code about one-tenth as wide as the scanning distance, so a 1" code works from about 10 inches away. Shorter links make simpler codes that scan more easily at small sizes. Test-scan the code on your proof before you approve it. Need a code? Try our free QR code generator.

We're happy to print almost anything, but we can't print designs that include:

• Copyrighted or trademarked content you don't have the rights to use (logos, characters, artwork, or brand names owned by someone else)
• Hate speech or discrimination against people based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or nationality
• Violence or threats, including content that promotes harm to people or animals
• Sexually explicit content or nudity
• Illegal products or activities, such as illegal drugs or weapons
• Harassment or private information, such as content targeting a private person or someone's personal details without consent
• Fake or misleading items, such as counterfeit brand labels, fake IDs, or official seals and badges

If your design falls into one of these areas, we'll let you know before printing and issue a full refund.