Description
Choose decals for the surface and the job
Decals are custom vinyl graphics for logos, product identification, and promotional messages. Start with the surface they will stick to, the finished size, and how long you expect to display them. The options on this page are Gloss Vinyl or Matte Vinyl, with Kiss-Cut or Die-Cut finishing. Gloss gives a shiny finish; matte gives a less reflective finish.
Kiss-Cut leaves the backing intact for peeling and application. Die-Cut cuts through both the vinyl and backing for separate pieces. If removal, outdoor exposure, or a special adhesive matters, describe it in a decal quote request so we can confirm the material before you order. Do not assume every vinyl option has the same weather resistance or removal behavior.
Which product should I use?
- Stickers and Decals: configure Rectangle, Circle, Oval, or Square pieces from 1 inch per side, with quantities from 20 and Gloss, Matte, or Outdoor Vinyl.
- Labels and Sticker Sheets: compare backing-sheet options when you need to organize and apply multiple labels.
- Window Graphics: request lettering, privacy film, larger glass graphics, or installation as a quoted project.
Prepare your decal artwork
A print-ready PDF is preferred. Use CMYK color, 300 DPI images at the finished size, 1/8 inch bleed outside the finished edge, and a 1/8 inch safety margin for important text. Outline fonts in vector files and identify your intended finished size and cut shape. Read the file guidelines; ask for help before exporting if your design needs a special contour or panel layout.
How to order or request help
- Record the finished width and height, quantity, surface, display period, and deadline. Choose the material and cut that fit your application.
- Use the Stickers and Decals configurator for the listed online shapes and materials, or request a quote for a special application. Attach your artwork or explain the design help you need.
- Choose “Review or changes before print” for a free digital proof to approve. “Final artwork — print as supplied” does not require proof approval. Both include a technical file check; you remain responsible for spelling, content, and design.
- Review the confirmed specifications, production schedule, delivery, and total before payment. Production and shipping are separate; share a fixed deadline before ordering.
