Advanced Art Help

Enhance your sticker and label design with our collection of artwork tips and instructional articles. Start creating unique designs with ease!

  • How to Set Up and Submit Your Files for Backprinted Stickers

    Setting Up Artwork for Backprinted StickersThe best way to prepare files for backprinting is to submit a two-page vector PDF. Page one should contain the front design of ...

  • What is a White Layer?

    When printing on our specialty materials, such as Holographic, Glitter, Clear, or Kraft Paper, a white ink layer or white backup is an important layer printed beneath the...

  • How to Set Up Holographic Stickers and Labels for Designers

    Creating a stunning holographic design can be easy, whether you're a graphic designer or need a bit of help from our talented Art Team! Be sure to use vector or high-reso...

  • What is a Layered File and Why Do I Need One?

    When submitting artwork for stickers and labels, it’s important to understand the difference between flat files and layered files and how each impacts the proofing and pr...

  • How to Set Up Artwork for Glow In The Dark Stickers

    Glow in the Dark stickers are a fun eye-catching way to make your designs stand out, day or night. These stickers use a special phosphorescent material that absorbs light...

  • What is the Difference Between Raster and Vector Artwork?

    To help make sure every sticker and label looks its absolute best, our Graphic Production Artists will need a print-ready digital art file. There are two types of digital...

  • CMYK Vs. RGB Color Modes

    CMYK and RGB are two different color modes that are used for different types of media. CMYK is primarily used for print media, and RGB is used for digital media. If you'r...

  • How To Set Up Print Ready Files in Canva

    Canva makes it easy to design custom stickers and labels. This guide shows you how to set up your file with the correct size, bleed, safety margins, and export settings s...

  • How to Design Clear Stickers for a Stained Glass Effect

    Whether you're designing for product packaging, window decals, or artistic projects, using Clear Stickers without a white ink backup can give your creations a vibrant, tr...

  • How To Add Cut Lines to My Artwork

    Cut lines tell our lasers exactly where to cut your stickers or labels, ensuring your finished product matches your intended shape.Don't worry if you don't know how to cr...

  • Font Requirements When Setting Up Your Files

    Sticker and Label printing is an art that requires attention to detail, especially when it comes to selecting fonts. Whether you’re creating stickers for business, events...

  • Clear Artwork Set Up in Adobe Illustrator

    We require either fully vectorized artwork or a file that’s at least 300 DPI at your requested size, with a transparent background for any areas you want to be clear for ...

  • Customize Colors And Settings In Adobe Illustrator

    Let’s take a look at a few ways you can customize the fill and outline settings, define your custom colors and personalize your default settings to get more from Adobe Il...

  • How To Set Up Artwork For Kraft Paper Labels

    Setting up the artwork for Kraft Paper Labels is done the same way as you would for Clear Stickers or Labels. Check out this video for tips on using Illustrator to set up...

  • How To Set Up Beer Labels

    With so many sizes of bottles, cans, and label options, it can be difficult to figure out what size should be used on your specific product. The good news is that we are ...

  • What Services Does the Art Team Provide?

    StickerGiant's Graphic Production Artists (commonly known as the Art Team) are talented and professional artists who make sure every sticker and label looks amazing. Whil...

  • How To Outline Fonts in Adobe Illustrator

    With so many custom fonts available, there may be a chance your logo or artwork has a unique font that your printers may not have. If your printer doesn’t have the same f...