Sticker sheet
Sticker sheets
A sticker sheet brings multiple individual stickers together on one backing liner, each kiss-cut so you can peel them off one at a time.
Key facts
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Product category: Sticker (the design itself is the product)
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Cutting: Die-cut (outer sheet shape), Kiss-cut (each individual sticker, liner stays intact)
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Materials: PP White Vinyl, PET Holographic, PET Mirror, Kraft Paper, and more (see Materials)
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Finish: Laminate options, or uncoated on Kraft Paper
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Min. sheet size: 5×5 cm (2"×2")
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Max. sheet size: 27.5×27.5 cm (10.8"×10.8")
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Print: CMYK, with white ink where required
What makes it a sticker sheet
A sticker sheet holds multiple individual stickers together on one backing liner. Each sticker is kiss-cut through the material and adhesive but not the liner, so you can peel them off separately while the rest of the sheet stays intact. The outer sheet itself is die-cut to its overall shape.
Sheet size, layout, and spacing
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Individual sticker minimum: 6 mm (0.24")
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Spacing: 2mm between cutlines (both sticker-to-sticker and sticker-to-sheet-edge)
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Cutlines: each sticker gets its own individual, closed vector cutline
Common uses
Thank you cards, variety packs, themed collections, and compact packaging like subscription sheets, merch bundles, or giveaways.
Materials and finishes
Sticker Sheets are available in a range of sticker materials, including PP White Vinyl, PET Holographic, PET Mirror, PET Glitter, PET Brushed Aluminum, PET Prismatic, PP Pixie Dust, and Kraft Paper. Not every material pairs with every finish. For example, Kraft Paper is typically left uncoated rather than laminated. See Materials and Finishes for the full properties of each.
A few things worth knowing before you choose a material for a sheet:
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You can use only one material, finish, and adhesive per sheet. Designs can vary, but the material can't be mixed on one sheet.
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Kraft Paper isn't waterproof.
Not sure if this is what you need?
Sticker sheets vs. kiss-cut: A Sticker Sheet holds multiple stickers together on one sheet. A Kiss-Cut Sticker has one sticker on each individual piece, with surrounding material that can also carry design or information.
Sticker sheets vs. singles on sheet: Sticker Sheets let you combine different stickers on one sheet. Singles on Sheet is designed for repeating the same sticker multiple times on one sheet.
Sticker sheets vs. sticker packs: A Sticker Sheet keeps multiple stickers together on one shared backing liner. A Sticker Pack bundles separate, individually finished stickers together in one package.
Getting started
Choose your material and finish. See Materials and Finishes.
Prepare your file. See Design Help for file requirements, bleed, and cutline setup.
Check the minimum order for your size. See Ordering.
Upload your designs and build your sticker sheet in the editor.
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