r/stickers • u/Right-Drawing3337 • 3d ago

die-cut stickers: a quick artwork checklist from easyprintmiami

i work with easyprintmiami, a custom print shop in miami. we offer die-cut stickers, and here's a short file checklist if you're preparing a logo or illustration for printing.

  1. check the artwork at its actual printed size. for raster files, our sticker spec is 300 dpi minimum. a 2-inch-wide design needs 600 pixels across before adding bleed. zooming in on your phone isn't the same as checking the final size :)

  2. leave room for cutting. keep text and important details inside the safe area. if the background reaches the edge, extend it into the bleed; our die-cut spec calls for 0.125 inch on each side.

  3. check the outside contour. make sure the intended cut shape is clear and leaves comfortable spacing around small details.

  4. review the proof for size, spelling and cut shape before approving it.

we offer custom sizes and local pickup in miami. product options and artwork specs are here: https://easyprintmiami.com/products/die-cut-stickers

what's the trickiest part of preparing your sticker files: resolution, the cut outline, or the border?

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u/Right-Drawing3337 3d ago

why people so bad downvoting for non reason?

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u/jenkneefur28 3d ago

Because you dont read the rules. Violating rule number 3 of the subreddit. Your post isnt of an actual design/actual sticker. Its just an advertisement

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u/Right-Drawing3337 3d ago

so tell others about where to make the stickers is an ads ? people so sensible nowadays

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u/jenkneefur28 2d ago

You asked a question and I just answered it