What Sticker Size Should I Order?

Choosing the right sticker size helps your artwork look sharp, readable, and useful. A size that works for a simple logo may not work for a detailed illustration, QR code, or label with small text.

Start with where the sticker will be used

The best size depends on where the sticker will go. A laptop sticker, product label, packaging seal, bottle sticker, and car sticker all need different sizing.

Packaging seals: Smaller sizes can work well for boxes, bags, tissue paper, and mailers.
Laptops and bottles: Medium sizes usually give artwork enough room to stand out.
Product labels: Choose a size that leaves room for readable text and required details.
Cars and windows: Larger sizes are easier to see from a distance.
QR codes: Make the code large enough to scan easily.

Match the size to the artwork detail

Simple shapes, bold logos, and large icons can work at smaller sizes. Detailed artwork, fine lines, small text, and complex illustrations usually need more space.

If the artwork looks busy on screen, it may feel even more crowded once printed smaller.

Check text readability

Text can look larger on screen than it will in real life. Before ordering, view your artwork at the final printed size and check whether important text is still easy to read.

Use the artwork shape as a guide

A wide logo usually needs a wider sticker. A tall illustration usually needs a taller sticker. We size stickers based on the artwork orientation supplied, so upload the artwork the way you want it printed.

Keep detail away from the cut edge

For die cut stickers, keep important text, faces, borders, and fine details slightly inside the cut line. This helps the finished sticker look cleaner after cutting.