Custom stickers

Excluding the back liner, our stickers have a thickness of 2 mil for the face side plus 1 mil for the laminate side. Note: 1 mil is equivalent to 1/1000 of an inch.

It depends on what you’re designing a sticker for. If you’re designing a cute sticker for personal use, don’t be afraid to get creative—use vibrant, eye-catching colors and play around with illustrations and other design elements. If you’re designing for a brand, stay consistent with the brand’s signature color palette, typography, and overall brand messaging, and within those constraints, add something surprising to catch people’s attention.

Absolutely! You can easily upload and use your designs and artwork for your stickers on our design platform. Just make sure your images are of at least 300 DPI resolution for the highest quality prints.

If you specifically want to write on your sticker, we advise getting the matte finish as this particular finish absorbs ink easily without smudging. If you prefer the glossy finish but would still like to write on it, we advise using a smudge-proof pen or marker as the glossy finish does not absorb ink well due to its protective laminate.

The simplest way is to soak the glass in soapy hot water to soften the sticker glue before removing the label. If there is still some residue, you can rub a mixture of cooking oil and baking soda on it. You can also use a combination of white vinegar and citrus peel.

To make stickers with a Cricut cutting machine, you first need to design your sticker using a graphic design software like Canva. Make sure your sticker design size is within the maximum printable area of your Cricut machine. Then, export the sticker design as a PNG file and maintain your sticker design’s transparency. Next, upload your sticker design to Cricut Design Space. From there, follow the prompts to print and then cut your stickers using Cricut.

The easiest and fastest way to make vinyl stickers is to use printable vinyl, instead of your regular sticker paper. With printable vinyl as your sticker medium, weeding and transfer tapes aren’t needed.

To make vinyl stickers, follow these steps:

1. Design your sticker using a graphic design software like Canva.

2. Export your sticker design in PNG format while making sure to follow all the border and bleed requirements for your cutting machine.

3. Next, launch your cutting machine’s design software.

4. Upload your sticker design into the software program and prep for printing and cutting.

5. Load your printable vinyl sheets into your cutting machine.

6. Follow your machine’s prompts to achieve the printing and cutting style you need.

7. Begin cutting your vinyl stickers or decals.

At Canva Print, we strive to deliver your custom sticker orders as soon as possible. The shipment of your order depends on the selected delivery type chosen upon ordering. 

• Economy delivery: Up to fourteen (14) business days
• Standard delivery: Up to eight (8) business days
• Express delivery: Up to three (3) business days
  

Please note that shipping times vary between regions, and delivery to more rural areas may be slightly longer than to metro areas.

Check your print order status to see which one you selected.

The One Print, One Tree initiative is just one of the ways we are making our printing solutions more sustainable, as part of doing the most good that we can through our Two-Step Plan. So, how does it work? Simple: for every print order you make with us, we will plant one tree. For more information visit here.