Die-cut stickers

Cut to the edge of your artwork, not to a rectangle.

A die-cut sticker has no border and no background — the blade follows the outline of your design. Upload a file and we'll draw that line while you watch, before you pay anything.

10–290 mm · 100 minimum · printed & cut in London

Three materials

Pick by where the sticker is going, not by price — the difference between them is pennies a sheet. More about each one .

Paper

Indoors, stays dry

Ready in 2 working days

Vinyl

Waterproof, outdoors

Ready in 3 working days

Clear vinyl

Transparent background

Ready in 4 working days

What they cost

Printed, contour-cut and including VAT. Delivery is £5.99, free over £100.00.

SizeMaterialQtyEachTotal
50 × 50 mmvinyl100£0.28£28.08
50 × 50 mmvinyl500£0.14£68.40
50 × 50 mmvinyl1,000£0.10£100.82
75 × 75 mmpaper250£0.17£42.48
75 × 75 mmclear vinyl500£0.28£139.38

The price is a setup charge plus however many A3 sheets your order needs. That is why doubling the quantity rarely doubles the price, and why a smaller sticker is cheaper — more of them nest onto a sheet.

Price your own size

Before you order

What shape can you cut?
Whatever outline your artwork has. We read the shape from the transparent background of your file, so a circle, a hexagon, a logo with a tail on it and a cartoon dog are all the same job to us.
How small and how large?
Between 10 mm and 290 mm on each side. Below that we can't weed it reliably; above it stops fitting our sheets. If you need bigger, email us and we'll quote it properly rather than pretend the calculator covers it.
Why is there a minimum of 100?
Because the setup is the same whether you order ten or a thousand — the artwork still has to be laid out, the sheet still has to be printed and the blade still has to be set. Below 100 you would be paying almost entirely for setup.
Do you check my artwork first?
Only if you ask. Tick the proof box and a designer looks at your file and emails it back before anything is printed. It is free and it adds two days, and it is the cheapest way to avoid a reprint.

Still unsure? Read the artwork guide or ask us .