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Turn a logo into a print-ready die-cut sticker
Choose a logo, set the border and the size, and download a print-ready sticker: a transparent PNG at 300 dpi that opens at its real size, and the cutline as a vector for a Cricut, a Silhouette or a print shop. It all happens in your browser.
Choose a logo to make it a sticker.
PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG, or drop it here. It stays in your browser and is never uploaded.
Now put it somewhere people look
A sticker in a swag bag ends up in a drawer. On this site you buy a spot on a named creator’s laptop: they print your file, apply it, and post the photo. You pay only once they approve it.
What the files are for
- PNG, 300 dpi: the artwork with its border, transparent outside the cut. The resolution is written into the file, so it opens at its printed size.
- Cutline SVG: the path the blade follows, in millimetres, stroked in magenta. Import it as the cut layer.
- Print and cut SVG: the artwork with the cutline over it in a layer named CutContour, which is what most print shops and print-and-cut software look for.
How wide should the border be?
Two to three millimetres is the usual die-cut border. It hides the small drift between where the printer prints and where the blade cuts, and it keeps thin parts of a logo from being cut off. Under a millimetre only works on a precise cutter.
Removing a background
The tool clears a plain background, white or any single colour, by flooding in from the edges, so the white inside your letters stays. A photo or a gradient needs a real cut-out first. A PNG with a transparent background, or an SVG, gives the cleanest edge.
The preset sizes are the sticker spots on a 14-inch laptop lid. For other lids, see the laptop sticker size guide.
Questions
- What is a die-cut sticker?
- A sticker cut to the shape of its design, usually with a thin border round it, rather than to a square or a circle. The cutline is the path the blade follows.
- Does this work with Cricut Design Space?
- Yes. Upload the PNG as a print-then-cut image, or the cutline SVG as a cut layer. Both open at their real size.
- Is my logo uploaded anywhere?
- No. The image is processed in your browser and the files are made on your machine. Nothing is sent to us.
- What resolution should a sticker be printed at?
- 300 dpi at the printed size. A sticker 9.5 cm wide needs an image about 1120 pixels wide, and the PNG here is made at exactly that.
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