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  5. Can I control how see-through my label is?

Can I control how see-through my label is?

Yes. You can add white ink beneath parts of your design to control opacity.


Controlling transparency with white layers

While the label material itself is fully transparent, we use white layers to set where white ink should be printed beneath your artwork. This white ink acts as a base layer, allowing certain areas to be more opaque while keeping others see-through. It’s especially helpful for making text readable or highlighting logos while still maintaining that minimalist, clear look. Whether you want a full window or just translucent accents, set it up yourself or leave a comment when ordering, and we’ll take care of it.

A clear label with "raj raj" in bold, dripping yellow text. Label reads: "Mead, Black Currant Raspberry, 15.4% Vol, 350 ml."

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Custom Labels

Clear labels that showcase your product while keeping things minimal.

A close up of custom labels on roll on a table.

Labels

Versatile options

Design custom labels for business uses, bottles, jars, and more.

  1. A clear label with "raj raj" in bold, dripping yellow text. Label reads: "Mead, Black Currant Raspberry, 15.4% Vol, 350 ml."

    Clear

    Custom Labels

    Clear labels that showcase your product while keeping things minimal.

  2. A close up of custom labels on roll on a table.

    Labels

    Versatile options

    Design custom labels for business uses, bottles, jars, and more.

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