What is a sticker sheet?

A sticker sheet is one printed sheet with several individual stickers on a shared backing liner. The outer sheet is die-cut to its final shape, and each sticker on it is kiss-cut: the cut goes through the sticker layers but not the backing. You peel off each sticker separately while the rest of the sheet stays intact.

How it works

• Several stickers on one sheet: different designs, shapes and sizes on one sheet

• Kiss-cut: each sticker has its own cutline that defines its peelable shape

• Shared backing: all stickers sit on one liner instead of being separate pieces

• Same material: all stickers on the sheet share the same material, finish and adhesive

Sizes

Sheets come in custom sizes up to 27.5 cm (10.8 in).

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Production requirements

• Minimum sticker size: 1 × 1 cm (0.4 × 0.4 in)

• Spacing between stickers and to the sheet edge: 2 mm (0.075 in)

• Bleed: 2 mm (0.075 in) around each sticker

• Cutlines: closed vector path, 1 pt, solid colour

• Resolution: 300 DPI

• File formats: PDF, PNG, JPEG, SVG, TIF, AI and PSD

These rules give predictable cuts and keep designs from overlapping. See File setup for sticker sheets.

When to choose a sticker sheet

• Several small or related stickers should be handed out together

• You want several designs in a compact format

• The stickers should stay grouped for packaging or storage

• A set of designs should be presented together

Why a sheet

• Several stickers on one surface use material efficiently

• Easier to store, pack and ship than separate pieces

• All stickers get the same material and finish

Sticker sheet or Singles on Sheet?

A sticker sheet has several different designs. If you want the same design repeated on one sheet, choose Singles on Sheet. Read more in Sticker sheet vs Singles on Sheet.