Custom window stickers and clear decals printed on transparent vinyl for storefronts, glass doors, vehicle windows, and product packaging. Your artwork looks painted directly onto the glass, no white background, no visible border.
Stickerine window stickers are die-cut from premium clear vinyl with UV-resistant laminate, rated for 5+ years outdoors on glass storefronts, vehicle windows, and packaging. Apply inside-glass or outside-glass, removable without residue, 25-piece minimum.
Every sticker is printed on our 11-color Epson wide-gamut printers for color accuracy that standard CMYK can't match. Then precision cut on Summa plotters and finished with UV-resistant lamination for 5+ years of outdoor durability.
Clear vinyl stickers have no white background. Only your printed artwork shows, so a logo applied to glass, a laptop lid or a coloured bottle looks painted on rather than stuck on. It is the finish for storefront windows, glassware and anywhere the surface itself should show through.
The one thing to plan for is opacity. Ink on clear film is translucent by default, so we lay down a white underbase behind any area that must stay solid. Without it, a dark surface behind the sticker shows through the artwork.
| Background | Clear shows the surface underneath; white vinyl blocks it completely. |
|---|---|
| Best surfaces | Glass, acrylic, gloss-painted metal and light-coloured plastics. |
| White ink | Optional underbase keeps light colours opaque on dark surfaces. |
| Application side | Second-surface printing lets a window decal be read correctly from outside while the adhesive sits inside the glass. |
| Visibility | Fine lines and small text lose contrast on busy backgrounds β keep clear-vinyl artwork bold. |
| Durability | Laminated, waterproof and rated 3-5 years outdoors. |
Only if white ink is printed. We add a white underbase to any area that needs to stay opaque β tell us at checkout if the sticker is going on a dark surface.
Yes. Second-surface decals are printed in reverse so they read correctly from the street while the adhesive is protected on the inside of the glass.
There is a faint outline where the vinyl ends, visible up close on glass. From a normal viewing distance the graphic reads as if it were printed on the surface.
Yes, within its rated life it peels from glass cleanly. Adhesive left long past its rating may need a glass-safe solvent.