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Sticker Packs
Sticker Packs
A sticker pack bundles one or more already-finished stickers together in a sealed bag with a printed header card, ready to sell or hand out as a single item.
Key facts
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Product category: Sticker (the design itself is the product)
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Format: Separate, already-finished stickers bundled for resale (not attached to a shared liner)
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Bag material: Clear plastic or glassine paper
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Bag sizing: Automatically sized to the largest sticker in the set
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Header card: Printed cardstock, small or full-size (folded over the bag opening and stapled in place)
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Customisation: Header card is fully customisable (branding, pricing, theme)
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Back Paper Print: Available on eligible materials
What makes it a Sticker Pack
A sticker pack is a retail packaging format, not a cutting method or liner format. One or more already-finished stickers are sealed inside a clear bag and closed with a printed header card, ready to sell or hand out as a single item.
The stickers inside a pack are already separated from each other, unlike Sticker Sheets or Singles on Sheet, where designs stay attached to a shared liner until peeled.
When you design your header card, built-in guides mark the bleed, cutline, safety zone, and staple zone. Keep important design elements out of the staple zone, since that's where the card is stapled shut.
Common uses
Multi-sticker bundles for conventions, markets, or online shops; themed collections like animals, gaming, or seasonal designs; and creator or brand merch bundles sold as gift sets or limited editions.
Not sure if this is what you need?
Sticker packs vs. sticker sheets: A Sticker Pack contains separate, already-finished stickers bundled together. Sticker Sheets keeps multiple stickers attached to one shared backing liner until you peel them.
Sticker packs vs. singles on sheet: A Sticker Pack bundles separate, finished stickers in a bag with a header card. Singles on Sheet keeps repeated copies of one sticker attached to a shared liner instead.
Getting started
Choose your sticker type, material, and finish. See Die-Cut Stickers, Materials, and Finishes.
Prepare your file. See Design Help for file requirements, bleed, and cutline setup.
Upload your designs and arrange them in the Sticker Pack Builder. The sticker you place first is the one shown at the front of the pack, so choose it deliberately.
Design your header card in our editor, use a StickerApp template, or upload your own.
Check the minimum order for your size. See Ordering.