Sticker Tools

What is a Die Cut sticker? This is a very common question we get asked. “Die Cut” means that the sticker is cut around the contour of your design. Unlike stickers in the standard shapes of a circle, square, or rectangle, die cut stickers will be completely customized to the shape of your artwork. Any shape sticker you’re imagining is possible as a die cut. Die Cuts can have pointy corners, curved sides, wavy edges or anything else you can imagine! The sticker and backing are cut to the shape so that there is no excess material left over.

Remember when the family stickers people put on their car windows all looked pretty much the same? That has certainly changed! Family stickers have evolved into a true art form with specialized images designed to represent what makes you and each of your family members unique.   CarStickers wants to help you show off your family’s personality, and we’re doing it by offering an unbelievable selection of family decals. Our Custom Family sticker collection alone lets you choose from over 120 characters and has everything from pirate babies

We can convert any of your low-resolution artwork to high-resolution logo and sticker art using a process called vectorization. The process is fast and easy for you, and then you'll have a high quality image to use for other projects down the road.

What is vectorization?

Digital graphics use two basic kinds of image files: raster and vector. Raster files (also known as “bitmap” or “bit image” files) are made up of dots or pixels. People don’t often think of them that way because the dots are so small that our eyes don’t perceive them, but when enlarged on a computer screen, you can plainly see the individual square-shaped dots that make up the image. Raster file formats are commonly used by devices like scanners, digital cameras, and digital printers.