The size box and the design are different
A 3 × 3 inch selection gives your artwork a square boundary. A logo with a 2:1 width-to-height ratio fits that boundary at about 3 × 1.5 inches before any cut-edge considerations. It is not stretched into a square.
Make a paper test of the visible design and place it on your box, notebook or other intended item. Read the smallest text at actual size. A detailed illustration may need a larger size than a simple mark.
| Current size examples | Useful paper test |
|---|---|
| 2 × 2 in | Small packaging mark |
| 3 × 3 in | Laptop or bottle-sized design |
| 3 × 4 in | Taller illustration or label |
| 8 × 3 in or 12 × 4 in | Wide logo or message |
Count the minimum for each size
The current die-cut product starts at 10 stickers per size. Five of one size and five of another do not form a ten-piece line. Check the current quantity choices and tier price for each selection in the editor.
To compare quantities, multiply the unit price by the actual sticker count, then review the cart. A lower unit price can still mean a higher total spend. Use the number you can use rather than adding extras only to reach a price tier.
Shape cutting is already included
The current product is gloss vinyl cut to your design with a thin white edge. Shape cutting is part of this sticker product; do not confuse it with the optional pre-cut finishing used for transfer film products.
The shop offers a defined set of die-cut size options. If none suits your job, ask about it rather than using a different product and expecting an unsupported custom size.
Common questions
Can I combine two sizes to reach the minimum?
Check each size as its own selection. The current minimum is ten per size; do not assume separate sizes share a quantity tier.
Is 3 × 3 inches the exact visible artwork size?
It is the selected bounding box. The visible artwork keeps its proportions, so one dimension may be smaller.