What is the difference between sticker sheets and label sheets?
Sticker sheets
Multiple unique designs, kiss cut, on a single backing. The customer buys the sheet, not the individual stickers. Popular for:
- Artist alley and convention merch
- Brand mascot or character sets
- Planner and journaling packs
- Welcome kits and onboarding packages
Minimum is 10 sheets. Because each design needs its own hand-drawn cut path, multi-design sheets carry the one-time $30 cutline fee.
Label sheets
One design repeated across the sheet, usually in a tidy grid. You peel them off one at a time. Popular for:
- Product labels on jars, bottles, bags and boxes
- Return address and shipping labels
- Batch, lot and date codes
- Price and inventory tags
Minimum is 10 sheets, and the per-label cost is dramatically lower than ordering the same count as individual die cuts, because there is far less cutting and no weeding.
Which is cheaper per sticker?
Label sheets, by a wide margin, if you need many copies of one design. Sticker sheets are better value when you need variety without paying for multiple production runs.
Sizes
Standard sheets are 4x6, 5.5x8.5 and 8.5x11 inches. Custom sheet sizes are available up to 12x18. Use the Sheet Designer to lay out your designs and see exactly how many fit.