Size changes three things: what it costs, how far away it can be read, and whether it actually fits the thing you are sticking it to. Here is what each size is really for.
50mm — small and stackable
Fits neatly alongside other stickers without dominating a laptop lid. Good for small logos, promotional giveaways and anything you are handing out in volume.
75mm — the standard
Our most ordered size. Wraps cleanly around a standard Hydro Flask or KeepCup, sits in a mailer bag without folding, and feels like a bonus gift rather than a leaflet. If you are not sure, start here.
100mm — bold logos and characters
Fills a section of a skateboard deck and still stacks well with other stickers. Big enough that detail in your artwork survives, small enough to be handed out.
125mm — statement size
Fits on the back panel of a laptop without wrapping around the edge. Bold enough to read at a distance while still looking deliberate rather than oversized.
150mm — read from across the room
Visible from outside a shopfront at normal walking pace. Suits window decals, larger equipment labels and wall use.
Bigger, or an odd shape
Anything above 150mm, non-standard shapes, banners and oversized decals are all fine — put the dimensions into the quote form and you will get a price straight back.
How size affects price
Bigger stickers use more material, so the per-sticker price rises with size. Quantity works the other way: the more you order, the cheaper each one gets, and the drop is steep. A hundred stickers is rarely twice the price of fifty.
Our minimum order is $30 of stickers, with postage on top at a flat $10 — free over $99. Because a job costs about the same to set up whatever the run length, that $30 floor lands at a different quantity for each size:
- 50mm — around 77 stickers
- 75mm — around 38 stickers
- 100mm — around 18 stickers
- 125mm — around 14 stickers
- 150mm — around 11 stickers
The configurator works this out for you as you change the size, so you will always see the minimum for whatever you have picked.
A quick sanity check before you order
Print your design at actual size on a normal printer and hold it against the thing you are going to stick it on. It takes thirty seconds and it is the single best way to avoid ordering something a third too big.