Custom logo stickers that keep your identity clear

Start with the approved logo version for the job. A symbol, stacked lockup and full horizontal wordmark can need very different amounts of space. If you have brand clear-space rules, keep that space in the uploaded artwork. Decide whether a tiny tagline contributes anything at the intended size; use an approved simpler version when it cannot remain legible. This is a reproduction decision, so make changes in your own design file first.

Keep the editable master and export a checked PNG, JPEG or WebP for upload. The file must be no larger than 10 MB and at least 600 by 600 pixels. A transparent PNG can make the outer contour easier to inspect. Choose preserve mode to retain the supplied artwork, and compare every letter and proportion with your master afterward.

An organic contour follows the artwork; circle, oval, square and rectangle give it a more regular frame. Picture where the finished sticker will go before choosing. A long name can feel cramped inside a circle even when the upload looks sharp. A simple emblem may sit comfortably in one. The current product includes a white border, so account for that visible edge when placing a mark on dark gear.

Sizes run from 50 to 1000 mm in the studio, but the largest option is not a substitute for sufficient image detail. Print a paper approximation at your intended size. Read the business name from the distance a recipient will normally see it, and make sure narrow spaces between letters remain distinct.

Choose quantity 1, 10, 20, 50 or 100 to match a real use: a sample on team equipment, a few customer parcels or a small event. A single paid sticker can help you assess the mark at physical size before a larger order. Keep a note of the artwork version, shape and size so future orders follow the same identity.

Give the sticker as something people can choose to display. Include it with a welcome note or offer it at checkout instead of attaching it to a customer's belongings yourself. Check the current price and delivery information during ordering. If your campaign needs more than 100 copies or a fixed arrival date, confirm that requirement before planning distribution.