Custom stickers are the cheapest way to put one piece of artwork on a hundred surfaces, and this shelf covers the formats that genuinely differ. Die-cut singles follow the outline of your design. Kiss-cut versions leave the backing square so the sticker peels cleanly off it. Square and round vinyl stickers, bumper stickers, label rolls, holographic and transparent stock, laminated sheets and larger wall decals each do a different job. The round and square stickers are also sold as indoor/outdoor variants, and the transparent ones are listed for outdoor use. Everything is printed in full colour from one file you upload, so a logo, a photograph or a line of lettering all work the same way. Production is 1 to 3 days before the order ships, and there is no minimum — one custom sticker is an ordinary order.
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Die-cut is the default: the cut follows your artwork, so a round logo comes back round with no white border. Kiss-cut cuts the sticker but leaves the square backing intact, which makes it easier to peel and to post flat.
Label rolls are a different purchase. They arrive as a roll rather than as singles, so they suit packaging and anything applied in a row, and the listed price reflects the quantity rather than the size.
Wall decals are the large-format end of the shelf — one piece sized for a wall, not a sheet of many.
Transparent stock has no white layer behind the ink, so the surface underneath shows through: bold line work stays sharp and pale tones go soft. Holographic stock adds a shifting metallic base that changes with the viewing angle, which suits a simple shape far better than a photograph.
Laminated stock adds a protective top layer over the print. The guide to this printing method explains how the ink is laid down and set, and why a gloss surface reads differently in direct light.
Each product page states whether that format is intended for indoor or outdoor use — it varies across the shelf rather than by stock type.
One file can cover a whole set. The same design goes onto a sign or banner for an event, a flag for outside it, a canvas print for the wall afterwards, and a mug for the people who ran it.