Sticker guides

Recheck size availability and quantity whenever you switch materials during configuration.

Use a short placement description to make your intended use clear without treating the note as a confirmed production instruction.

Choose PNG for transparent artwork or sharp graphics, and JPG for photos with a background. Check your file and preview before requesting custom stickers.

Separate intentional white artwork from the outer background when checking an automatic cutout.

Use a clean connected background when trying the editor's automatic outline on a flattened image.

Recognize when a shaded background needs deliberate editing instead of repeated automatic cutout attempts.

Inspect the outer edge on a dark background to find unwanted light pixels before ordering.

Find tiny detached shapes in a sticker outline and decide what should stay connected. Review stars, dots and accents at finished size before production.

Distinguish visual gaps in the artwork from holes that you expect to be physically cut out.

Check whether extra canvas space makes the artwork look smaller than expected in the preview.

Choose the meaningful subject before turning a large photograph into a small sticker.

Use an exported artwork file instead of a screenshot whenever the original design is available.