Custom magnets carry a photo, a logo, a save-the-date or a business name on a fridge, a filing cabinet or a car, and this page covers both kinds: magnets for the home and magnets for a vehicle. For the fridge there are printed photo magnets, a porcelain square magnet, a square magnet, and button magnets in a rectangle or a round, each button style sold as a single piece or a pack of 10. For artwork with an outline of its own, die-cut magnets, one with a white border, follow the shape of your design instead of a fixed frame. For the road, a rectangular car magnet and a round car magnet put a business name, a phone number or a logo on a vehicle door. Upload your file, place it in the editor and check the preview before you pay. Prices run 16,47 €–24,72 € depending on the style.
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For a photograph, any of the fridge magnets works; the porcelain square gives the picture a hard ceramic face, and the button magnets frame a small portrait or a short message. Packs of 10 button magnets suit save-the-dates, party favours and a small business handing out its details.
Die-cut magnets follow the outline of your artwork, which suits a pet cut-out, a logo or a hand-lettered word with a clear silhouette. Some of the magnets here, including the die-cut styles, are printed directly onto the surface, as the guide to printing on hard surfaces explains; the rest take colour bonded into a light coating, covered in the guide to colour bonded into a surface.
A car magnet turns a vehicle into a sign for a trade, a delivery round or a club, and comes off again when the car is off duty. The rectangular and round car magnets carry a logo, a business name, a phone number or a web address. Before ordering, test the door with an ordinary magnet: a magnet will not hold to aluminium or plastic, and some car panels are made of them.
For a fleet, put the same design on every vehicle. Matching custom signs and stickers carry the same branding, and the bulk and group orders page gathers pieces set up for larger runs.
Magnets are the small add-on to a bigger photo present: tuck a few into a greeting card, or pair them with a custom calendar made from the same pictures.