How Should I Prepare Text and Images in My Artwork?

How Should I Prepare White Ink Artwork?

How Do Artwork and Bleed Requirements for Sticker Sheets Differ from Individual Die-Cut Stickers?

How Should I Set Up Bleed and Safe Margins?

What Is the Alignment Tolerance for Double-Sided Printing?

At the moment, we do not support combining different sticker effects in a single order.

Can I combine two different sticker effects in one design?

Make sure to leave at least 4mm of space between each design, and keep a 1.5 to 2mm margin between the artwork and the edge of the sheet.

Is there any difference in bleed and file setup between Sticker Sheets and Die-Cut Stickers?

You can add an extra white ink layer in your file using solid black (K100) to mark the areas where white ink should be applied.

How do I indicate white ink?

We can assist with basic background removal, but if the design is complex, we'll do our best — please understand that the result may not be perfectly precise.

Can you help remove the background from my file?

Some of our products support Ultra Wide Color RGB printing, so if your file is in RGB color mode, it can be used directly without converting to CMYK.

My file is in RGB color mode - can it still be printed?

By selecting "Yes, back printing is needed. The file includes back design, +1 working day" when placing your order, the system will automatically calculate the additional printing cost.

Can the backing paper of the sticker be printed on?

Please add a 2mm bleed to ensure there are no white edges after trimming.

Does my file need bleed?

If your primary need is for writing, unlaminated paper stickers are the most suitable choice.

Can I write on the stickers?

Please make sure to convert all text to outlines and embed all images in your file.

Is there anything I should check before uploading my file to the order?

Screens use the RGB color mode, while printing is done in CMYK, which means colors on screen tend to appear more vibrant, while printed results may look slightly darker. 

Why do printed colors look different from what I see on screen?

We support most common image file formats, including .png, .jpg, .psd, .pdf, .ai, .tiff, and .gif, so feel free to upload your file with confidence.

What kind of file should I upload?

Understand double-sided print alignment of ±2 mm and die-cutting tolerance of ±1 mm, plus border, bleed, and 3 mm safe-margin recommendations.

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