Custom business stickers for people who know your brand

For colleagues, a shared project illustration or a familiar team symbol may mean more than a sales message. For customers, consider a design that belongs with the thing they bought. For event visitors, keep the connection with your business understandable after the conversation ends. Choose one purpose for the first design so it feels intentional.

Decide who will receive it and how it will be offered. A sticker slipped into a parcel, handed over with a card or left at a clearly marked pickup point creates a different experience. Let recipients choose where to place it. The sticker is a gift; neither its presence nor its design proves that someone will visit your site or place another order.

Use an approved illustration or brand mark with a clear silhouette. Business names, dates and taglines should already be composed in the uploaded file. Keep secondary details subordinate to the main image. If a long sentence needs to explain the offer, put that explanation on accompanying material and let the sticker remain visually simple. Check the actual-size design with someone unfamiliar with your campaign.

Choose preserve mode and upload a PNG, JPEG or WebP no larger than 10 MB, with at least 600 by 600 pixels. The current finish is soft matte vinyl with a white die-cut edge. Organic, circle, oval, square and rectangle shapes are available. Select a size for the expected object, rather than enlarging every design to fill the maximum available space.

Available quantities are 1, 10, 20, 50 and 100. List the people, parcels or meetings your first batch will cover, and keep that plan separate from assumptions about campaign reach. One design ordered in a batch does not become a mixed collection of unrelated artwork. If you want several designs, prepare and review each one as its own custom creation.

For an event, work backward from the date and check the actual delivery options before promising availability. For ongoing shop orders, record how many stickers were included and when you need to reorder. Evaluate real customer feedback instead of assigning an invented return on the giveaway.