Custom Stickers

Not at all. Jukebox's free Sticker Maker does the hard part for you. Just upload any image (JPG, PNG, PSD, EPS, SVG, or PDF) and the tool automatically removes the background, traces the outline of your artwork, and generates a custom die-cut line so you can see exactly how your sticker will be trimmed. You can adjust the border thickness, add text, drop in a QR code, or choose from preset shapes like circles, hearts, and badges. When you're happy with it, download a print-ready PDF at no cost. No account needed, no design software required, and it works on desktop and mobile.

Die cut stickers are cut all the way through both the sticker and the backing, right along the outline of your design. Every sticker is its own individual shape, trimmed to your exact artwork, ready to hand out, stick on products, or drop into packaging. Kiss cut stickers are cut through the sticker material only, leaving the backing sheet intact underneath. The sticker sits on a larger liner, which gives you more to hold onto when peeling and makes handling small or detailed shapes much easier. Kiss cut is the go-to for intricate designs and fine edges. Die cut is the classic choice when you want a clean standalone sticker that pops on its own.

Yes. Jukebox cuts to the exact contour of your artwork, so your sticker shape is whatever your design is. Upload your file and the cut line follows the outline of your image automatically. You can also choose from standard preset shapes like circles, squares, and ovals if you prefer a clean symmetrical border. The only guideline is that very fine details under about 3mm can be difficult to cut cleanly, so keeping the edges of your design reasonably solid will give you the sharpest result. The free Sticker Maker shows you the exact trim line before you submit your file.

Both are durable, waterproof, and laminated. The difference is purely visual. Gloss has a high-shine surface that makes colors look bold and saturated. It catches the light and gives stickers a polished vivid look, which works especially well for colorful artwork, character illustrations, and designs meant to grab attention. Matte has a soft non-reflective finish that reads as more refined and understated. It hides fingerprints better, is easier to read under bright lighting, and suits logos, packaging, and anything with a clean or minimal aesthetic. Matte tends to age more gracefully on products that get handled often, while gloss is the crowd-pleaser for merch, events, and giveaways.

Yes. Clear stickers are printed on transparent stock, so whatever surface you apply them to shows through the unprinted areas of your design. The result looks like your artwork is printed directly onto the surface with no white border or background visible. They work especially well on glass, windows, packaging, and water bottles. For the best result your artwork should have solid opaque elements with strong contrast, since light or subtle colors can be harder to read on a clear background. If your file has a transparent PNG background, upload it as-is and the tool will use your artwork exactly as designed.

Vector files (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF) are the ideal format for die cut stickers because they scale to any size without losing sharpness and allow for precise cut lines. If you're working with a raster file like a PNG or JPG, make sure it's at least 300 DPI at the final print size. Lower resolution files will look crisp on screen but can appear blurry or pixelated once printed. For die cut stickers with a custom shape, a PNG with a transparent background gives the cleanest result since there's no white fill to account for. If your file needs a resolution boost before uploading, the free Image Upscaler can help.

There are three things to get right: bleed, safe zone, and color mode. Bleed means extending your background or artwork about 1.5mm beyond the cut line so there's no risk of a thin white edge appearing if the cut shifts slightly during production. The safe zone is the opposite, keeping any text or important design elements at least 1.5mm inside the cut line so nothing critical gets trimmed. For color, design in CMYK rather than RGB if you can. Screens display RGB color but printers use CMYK, and certain bright blues, greens, and neons can shift when converted. Designing in CMYK from the start means what you see is closer to what you get. If you're unsure about any of this, upload your file and the Jukebox team reviews every order before it goes to print.

The minimum order is 50 stickers. That's also the entry point for the 50 stickers for $25 deal, which is one of the best ways to try a new design or get started with a small run without committing to a large quantity. Pricing drops as quantity goes up, so if you need stickers for a product launch, event, or ongoing packaging, ordering in larger batches is where you see the most value per sticker.

Yes. All Jukebox custom stickers are printed on a durable waterproof stock and finished with a protective laminate that resists water, scratches, and UV fading. They hold up on water bottles, travel mugs, outdoor gear, and anywhere else they're likely to get wet or handled regularly. For the best adhesion, apply your sticker to a clean dry surface and give it 24 hours before the first wash.

Jukebox custom stickers are rated for 3 to 5 years of outdoor use. The waterproof stock and UV-resistant laminate protect against fading, moisture, and general weather exposure, making them suitable for car bumpers, helmets, windows, and outdoor gear. Stickers applied to a clean smooth surface last longer than those on rough or textured ones, and prolonged direct sunlight will eventually cause some color shift over the years. For most everyday outdoor applications the color and adhesion hold up well.

Jukebox offers some of the fastest turnaround times in the industry, with rush options available that get your order into production and out the door quickly. Every order goes through a real quality check before shipping, including a review of your file for cut lines, bleed, and color accuracy. That step doesn't slow things down significantly, but it does mean your stickers arrive right rather than requiring a reprint. Exact turnaround depends on the quantity and finish selected, and shipping times vary by destination. For the most accurate estimate for your order, check the turnaround options at checkout.

Yes. Roll labels are available separately and are designed for high-volume product packaging and labeling applications. If that's what you need, head over to the Roll Labels page.

Yes. Paper stickers are available and work well for indoor use, packaging inserts, and short-term applications where a lower-cost option makes sense. They're not designed to hold up to moisture or outdoor exposure. If you need a sticker that lasts, the standard waterproof die cut is the right call.