Die-cut stickers cut to your shape in Austin, on a plotter we can walk over to
SJG Print & Design produces die-cut stickers in Austin at 12211 Waters Park Rd, contour-cutting laminated vinyl to the exact outline of your artwork. Any shape, no order minimums, proofs that show the real cut path, local pickup in 78759, and 4.9 stars from 464 reviews.
Overview
Die-cut means the sticker is the shape of the logo, not a rectangle with the logo in the middle. That only works if someone builds a clean cut path, and that is the step most cheap sticker orders skip.
12211 Waters Park Rd, Austin, TX 78759. Cutting and laminating on site. (512) 387-5386.
What we print
Logo-shaped singles with a cut path built from your art
Offset cut lines with a white or colored border
Through-cut singles on white, clear or holographic vinyl
Weeded vinyl lettering for glass and painted surfaces
Laminated die-cuts rated for outdoor and vehicle use
Why SJG
We build the cut path: Send a PNG and we will trace it properly rather than cutting a rough box around your art.
Proof shows the actual line: You see where the blade goes before we run the job, not after.
Complex shapes are still allowed: Thin arms and interior cutouts get a sanity check for whether they will survive peeling.
How it works
Send vector or raster art: AI, SVG, EPS or a clean PNG on transparent background.
We build the contour: Offset distance set so nothing important gets clipped.
Proof the cut: Approve shape, size and border.
Print, laminate, cut: Then pickup in 78759 or shipping.
What is the difference between die-cut and kiss-cut?
Die-cut goes through the backing so each sticker is separate. Kiss-cut cuts only the vinyl and leaves the backing whole, which is what makes a sticker sheet.
Do I need a vector file for die-cut stickers?
It helps, but no. A high-resolution PNG on a transparent background is enough for us to build a clean cut path.
Is there a minimum on die-cut stickers?
No. One is a valid order, though the per-sticker cost drops sharply as the quantity climbs.
How small can the details be?
Thin arms narrower than about an eighth of an inch tend to tear when peeled. We will point that out on the proof and suggest an offset that holds up.
Call or text SJG Print & Design at (512) 387-5386, or visit 12211 Waters Park Rd, Austin, TX 78759.