Custom Die-Cut Stickers,
Made Your Way

A die-cut sticker is cut along the contour of your artwork instead of being trimmed into a square around it. Upload a design shaped like a mountain and you get a mountain, not a rectangle with a mountain printed on it.

A die-cut sticker is cut all the way through to its own outline, so each one arrives as a separate, fully cut sticker. A kiss-cut sticker is cut through the vinyl but not the backing, so it stays on a square backing card. A sticker sheet holds several designs on one shared backing. Die cut is the one that gives you the silhouette of your artwork with no square edge around it.

Yes. With die cut, the shape is your artwork's own contour, so whatever outline you can draw, we can cut. Very thin strokes and isolated details can be fragile once cut, and adding a white border is the usual fix. If you would rather keep the whole design inside a clean geometric shape, the builder also offers circle, square and rectangle.

No, it is optional. A border is a white keyline just outside your artwork's contour. It helps a busy design read against a dark surface and adds a little material around delicate edges. Leave it off for a true edge-to-edge cut. You can compare none, thin, standard and thick in the builder before you order.

Anywhere from 0.5 to 10.5 inches on either side. Pick a preset or enter your own width and height. An irregular die cut is measured across its widest points.

Yes. Your artwork is printed on premium USA vinyl and laminated, so the finished sticker is waterproof, UV resistant, dishwasher safe and outdoor rated. They hold up on bottles, laptops, coolers and car windows.

PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF, up to 20 MB. The cut follows the edge of your artwork, so a transparent PNG or a vector file gives the cleanest result.

Ten stickers. There is no maximum in practice, and the price per sticker drops as the quantity goes up.

Once you approve your proof, orders are printed and shipped within 2–3 business days from our Sacramento, California lab.

Yes. Die-cut stickers are widely used for packaging seals, storefront glass, events and giveaways, and you can save a design and reorder the same cut later. The minimum order is 10 stickers, and because pricing is volume-based, a larger run lowers the price per sticker.