Hello and welcome, dear Printifriend!

We’ve created this guide to help your stickers future stunners look their very best and ensure the production process runs smoothly. You’ll find everything you need to know to prepare your files perfectly.

You’ll need to create one to four separate files, depending on your chosen material and finishes. Each file must be in .pdf, .jpeg or .png format, and must be the exact size you want the final product to be. The resolution must also be at least 300 DPI.

Lower resolutions may produce blurry or pixelated results, which people don’t normally like, strangely enough.

You can also create one single .psd file with multiple layers depending on your needs.

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TL;DR

If you can’t be bothered to read the entire guide (we won’t judge), here’s a summary of the files to send us:

• Your main design
• A shape file, if you want your sticker to have a particular shape
• A file for the white layer, if you’re choosing a holographic, chrome or transparent material
• A file for the special finishes (spot gloss, micro-texture)

Click here to see all the holographic effects and micro-textures we offer. The holographic materials that say “Sticker friendly” are compatible with stickers.

If you want to make sure your files are perfect, keep on reading!

File no. 1 - Design (mandatory)

This is the main file for your sticker design (the one we’re going to make look amazing).