Preparing for the Best Print Results
Submitting the right artwork file is crucial to ensuring your custom stickers are printed with the best possible quality. StickerApp accepts a variety of file types, including PDF, PNG, JPEG, SVG, TIF, AI, and PSD, with CMYK PDFs being the recommended format for the clearest colors and sharpest details. This helps maintain the integrity of your design, especially when working with intricate graphics or text.
To achieve the best print quality, your files should have a resolution of at least 300 DPI at the intended print size. Low-resolution files may result in pixelation or blurriness, but our system will notify you if your uploaded artwork doesn’t meet the standard. You can choose to print as is or upload a higher-resolution version for better results.
File size limits also exist to ensure smooth processing, so it's important to optimize large files where necessary. Our support team is ready to assist with compressing files or resolving size-related issues to ensure your stickers are printed without delays.
By following these artwork guidelines, you’ll help ensure a smooth process from file upload to final print, resulting in vibrant, high-quality stickers every time.
FAQ
For the best print quality, your design should be at least 300 DPI at the final print size.
Upload your design and leave a comment indicating cutlines, or use design software like Adobe Illustrator to set cutlines. Our team will optimize your files for printing.
Yes, we have a limit on print file sizes to ensure smooth processing. Contact support for details on specific limits and assistance with large files.
If your artwork is low resolution, you will receive a warning. You can print as is or upload a higher resolution file. We recommend 300 DPI for best results.
We accept PDF, PNG, JPEG, SVG, TIF, AI, and PSD files. For best colors and clarity, submit a CMYK PDF.