Die-cut Sticker

Ensure designs are created at 300 DPI at actual print size for sharp and accurate printing. Increasing resolution alone will not improve low-quality artwork; recreate low-resolution graphics for best results.

Submit artwork in the exact final cut size. Include a 0.125 in (3 mm) bleed on all sides to ensure clean cutting accuracy.

Provide a separate cut line (vector path) for die-cut shape. The cut line should be clearly indicated (spot color, 1 pt stroke, no fill) and placed on a separate layer named “Cut Line”.

Use CMYK color mode for best color control in UV printing. Slight color variations may occur due to material surface, ink curing process, and monitor differences.

Avoid extremely fine lines (under 0.3 pt) and very small text (under 6 pt), as they may lose clarity after printing and cutting.

For best durability, keep important elements at least 2–3 mm inside the cut line (safe zone) to prevent trimming issues.

UV printing produces vibrant, opaque colors and supports white ink printing. If white ink is required (for transparent or holographic materials), clearly indicate white areas in a separate layer named “White Ink”.

Slight cutting tolerance (±1 mm) may occur due to the die-cutting process.

Matte or glossy lamination may slightly affect final color appearance and surface texture.