Supported Materials for Sticker Sheets

Sticker sheets can be produced on the same range of materials as individual stickers. However, all stickers on a sheet must use one unified material. Each material type has specific characteristics related to durability, appearance, and technical suitability for various designs.

The following materials are supported for sticker sheet production:

• White Vinyl

• Transparent

• Holographic

• Glitter

• Prismatic

• Mirror

• Brushed Aluminum

• Pixie Dust

• Glow in the Dark

• Kraft Paper

• Low-Tack White Vinyl

• Hi-Tack White Vinyl

All materials are available with standard adhesive types suitable for general application, unless otherwise noted below.

• Opaque white base

• Fully weather-resistant

• Suitable for detailed or colorful artwork

• Compatible with glossy or matte laminate

• Clear base

• Artwork opacity determines final appearance

• White ink available to increase opacity or create selective transparency

• Avoid tiny transparent details for best results

• Reflective rainbow-look

• Artwork colors may shift slightly due to base reflection

• Works with large and small designs, with black and white and full-color print

• White ink recommended for precise color control

• Sparkly texture embedded in the material

• Fine details may appear less sharp due to the texture

• White ink recommended for overlaying artwork

• Geometric reflective surface

• High-reflection effect may reduce the legibility of small text

• White ink can be used to reduce the material effect

• Metallic mirror-like surface

• Highly reflective

• Artwork contrast may appear lower without white ink

• Suitable for all designs, but tends to perform best with bold, contrasting colors

• Metallic brushed texture

• Semi-reflective with a visible distressed look

• White ink can be used to create opaque areas

• Ultra-thin lines directly on metallic areas may not be visible due to the texture

• Shimmery glitter effect with smaller particles

• Adds a great shimmer to artwork

• White ink available for more accurate color reproduction

• Light-absorbing surface that emits glow

• White and transparent areas glow, darker colors mute the effect

• Works best with medium-to-large shapes

• Avoid tiny cutouts

• Brown paper base

• The brown paper affects color accuracy; a white layer is needed for sharper colors

• Not water-resistant

• Works great for rusting, earthy designs

• Removable adhesive

• Suitable for temporary use

• Same print and durability characteristics as standard vinyl

• Extra-strong adhesive

• Suitable for difficult surfaces

• Not recommended for temporary applications

The following limitations apply regardless of material type:

All stickers on the sheet must use a single material and finish. Mixed materials are not supported within the same sheet.

Reflective or textured materials (Holographic, Glitter, Prismatic, Brushed Aluminum, Mirror) may reduce clarity on small text or intricate line work.

When applicable:

• Provides opacity on non-white bases

• Improves legibility and color consistency

• Must be explicitly included in the file if required (depending on design tool), but we're happy to fix it for you - use the comment box when ordering.

Materials with reflective or textured surfaces may slightly alter the perceived color of printed artwork.

• Vinyl-based and special effects materials: weather-resistant

• Paper-based materials: not water-resistant or recommended for outdoor use

When choosing a material for a sticker sheet, consider the following:

• Required durability

• Desired opacity and color behavior

• Visibility of fine details

• Surface texture interaction with artwork

These factors help ensure consistent output across all stickers on the sheet.

Sticker sheets can be produced on a wide range of materials, including our vinyl materials, our special materials, and glow-in-the-dark materials. Each material has specific technical properties and limitations, and all stickers on a sheet must share the same material and adhesive type.