Die Cut Stickers

A custom die cut sticker is cut to follow the exact outline of your artwork rather than using a standard shape like a circle or rectangle. The finished sticker matches the contour of your design, creating a clean, professional appearance.

Because the artwork defines the shape, die cut stickers are one of the most popular choices for logos, illustrations, branding, and custom graphics.

Yes. Our custom die cut stickers are printed on durable vinyl and protected with a laminate that helps resist moisture, sunlight, scratches, and everyday wear. They're designed for both indoor and outdoor use.

When properly applied, they provide long-lasting durability on vehicles, windows, water bottles, equipment, and many other smooth surfaces.

The best size depends on where you'll use your sticker and how much detail your artwork contains.

Smaller die cut stickers are popular for laptops, water bottles, and promotional giveaways. Larger sizes provide more room for detailed artwork and are commonly used on vehicles, windows, equipment, and displays.

If you're unsure, print your artwork on paper and compare a few different sizes before ordering. It's one of the easiest ways to find the size that feels right for your project.

Yes. We offer custom die cut stickers with no minimum order requirement, allowing you to order exactly the quantity you need.

Our die cut stickers are precision cut to follow the outline of your artwork as closely as possible while maintaining a clean, durable finished product.

If extremely small details or narrow sections could affect durability, we'll adjust the cut path slightly while preserving the overall appearance of your design.

Die cut vinyl stickers adhere best to smooth surfaces such as laptops, water bottles, car windows, notebooks, glass, metal, and many types of plastic.

We accept common file formats including PNG, JPG, PDF, SVG, and AI. Vector files such as SVG or AI provide the best quality for precise cutting.

No. Simply upload your artwork, logo, or design, and we'll create a cut path that follows the shape of your artwork.

If you're designing your sticker in our online design tool, you can use the Remove Background feature when appropriate. If you'd like us to make a specific artwork adjustment, add a note in the Special Instructions box for your line item and our team will review it before production.

Most logos, illustrations, and graphic designs work very well as custom die cut stickers. Designs with a clear outline or distinct shape typically produce the strongest finished result because the cut follows the contour of the artwork.

If your design includes very small details or thin elements, our team will review the artwork and make minor adjustments to the cut path when necessary to help ensure a durable, professional finished sticker.

Raster artwork is made from a fixed number of pixels. When a small raster logo is enlarged, those same pixels have to cover a larger printed area, which lowers the effective resolution and can make the artwork look softer or more pixelated. Vector artwork is built from mathematical shapes and generally keeps its geometric quality when scaled.

No. Those file formats can contain vector artwork, but they may also contain raster images or a mixture of both. The file extension alone does not prove that every part of the logo is vector. What matters is how the artwork inside the file is actually constructed.

Logo Stickers are a strong option when you want printed stickers for branding products or packaging, especially when custom shapes or flexible quantities are important. Roll Labels are generally more relevant when you need higher quantities, standard shapes, or a roll-based label workflow. The better choice depends on how the labels will be applied and how many you need.