FAQ

• Q. When will I receive the proof after placing my order?
  A.

  You will receive a free digital proof via email within 24 business hours of placing your order.

  Printing will not begin until we receive your approval.

  Please ensure you check your spam or junk folders in case the email is filtered there.

• Q. Are the stickers supplied on rolls or as individual pieces?
  A.

  All of our custom stickers are supplied individually cut by default, unless ordered as roll labels.

  If you prefer your stickers on rolls, please select the “Roll Label” option from our product menu.

  Please note that roll labels may have different pricing and minimum order quantities compared to individually cut stickers.

• Q. Are the products printed in full color?
  A.

  Yes, all products are printed using state-of-the-art full-color printers.

  Whether your design is black-and-white or full CMYK color, the price remains the same.

  There are no additional charges based on the number of colors in your design.

• Q. How are colors handled in the printing process?
  A.

  Pantone (PMS) colors are converted to CMYK for printing.

  For best results, we recommend converting Pantone colors to CMYK using Pantone’s official conversion tools, such as those found on the Pantone Color Finder website.

  Avoid using automatic conversions in software like Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop.

  Files submitted in RGB will be converted to CMYK, and note that some bright or neon RGB colors cannot be accurately reproduced in print.

• Q. Why don’t RGB colors match exactly when printed?
  A.

  RGB is a light-based additive color model used for screens, where combining colors makes them brighter, eventually turning white.

  CMYK is a pigment-based subtractive model used for printing, where combining colors makes them darker.

  Because of this fundamental difference, certain bright RGB colors—especially neon shades—cannot be replicated accurately in CMYK and may appear duller or less vibrant in print.