StickerFabriek
Start with the right sticker option for your use case, Material, quantity and finishing. Compare white vinyl, transparent stickers, packaging labels, sticker sheets, roll labels, window stickers and heavy-duty options, then move straight to the right product, quote or artwork help.
Vinyl, labels and specials
Choose the material route that fits your surface, finish and use case.
Free form or fixed format
From simple labels to custom contour-cut shapes.
Small to large runs
Suitable for test runs, campaigns and repeat orders.
Advice before production
Align material, size and artwork before production starts.
Popular routes
From all-round vinyl to labels, roll stickers, window stickers and tougher material options, these routes help you find the right product faster.
All-round
A strong start if you want to print stickers for general use, branding applications and product presentation with a clear, opaque print.
Subtle and premium
Suitable when your packaging, glass or product surface must remain visible and the print must blend neatly into the design.
For packaging
For boxes, bags, jars and retail packaging where neat product information and reliable adhesion are central.
Striking shape
Have stickers printed in a shape that exactly matches your logo, illustration or product concept and use the contour as part of your presentation.
Multiple designs
Handy if you want to have multiple variants, sets or small stickers clearly printed on one sheet for sales, shipping or branding.
Glass and viewing locations
For shop windows, counters and visible locations where you want to professionally display promotions, opening hours, brand expressions or temporary communication.
More sustainable alternative
For projects where the choice of materials and appearance must also say something about sustainability, brand story and product positioning.
Heavier use
Choose this route when wear and tear, touch or a rougher usage environment are more important than just appearance or price.
For labels and series
A strong route if you want to process labels or recurring sticker orders faster, neater and more consistently within a production or packaging workflow.
Material selection
Material affects adhesion, readability, appearance, processing speed and durability. Start with the surface and use case, then fine-tune the finish.
All-round stickers, promotional stickers, product labels and many standard applications.
Clear print, sturdy base and widely applicable for various designs.
If your surface must remain visible or you are looking for a special effect, a different route makes more sense.
Bottles, glass packaging, windows and applications where a subtle look is appropriate.
Let the surface contribute to the design and look sleek and modern.
Legibility and color effect require extra attention if the surface is dark or busy.
Packaging, Labels, short campaigns and applications where a softer appearance is appropriate.
Interesting for product information, retail packaging and series with many variants.
Not every type of paper is the best choice for moisture, intensive use or long-term outdoor use.
Holographic, striking or impactful stickers that should attract extra attention.
Makes your design more expressive and helps with campaigns, merchandise and brand impact.
Strong effects work best when design and application are consciously coordinated.
Brands and projects where choice of materials is part of positioning and communication.
Provides space to include sustainability in product presentation and brand story.
The correct route depends on the user environment, desired appearance and practical demands.
Applications
Use stickers for product labels, brand visibility, shop communication or operational marking, then follow the option that fits your material, quantity and finishing needs.
Use sticker printing for product information, brand presentation and a consistent packaging experience in retail and e-commerce.
For bottles, jars, boxes, sachets, cosmetics and food packaging.
View label routes
Have stickers printed for promotions, giveaway material, brand activations and visible promotional applications with a clear visual impact.
For giveaways, events, promotional stickers, seasonal campaigns and brand sets.
View freeform stickers
Use stickers on glass and visible locations to professionally display your brand, opening hours, seasonal offers or routing.
For shop windows, counters, entrances, promotions and temporary communication.
View window stickers
Combine branding and practical workflow by using stickers for shipping packaging, bundles, box identification and set formation.
For shipping boxes, product sets, order bundles and small brand details.
View sticker sheets
Use stickers where legibility, recognition and durability are important for internal processes, maintenance and asset management.
For equipment, assets, logistics zones and practical labels.
View extra strong stickers
Adjust your sticker choice to a more sustainable product story when material, appearance and positioning must reinforce each other.
For eco-lines, conscious brands, gifting and premium packaging.
View sustainable stickersBuying guide
The right sticker is not just about shape or price. Quantity, finishing, surface, artwork and delivery expectations all affect whether the final result works commercially and in practice.
Small runs make sense for test launches, seasonal products and multiple designs at once. For repeat packaging or larger volumes, decide the material, size and finishing route up front so reorders stay fast and consistent.
Sticker sheets work well for sets, samples and multiple small designs. Individual stickers are better for giveaways, branding and custom shapes. Rolls are usually best for labels, higher volumes and faster application workflows.
With custom shapes, small text and transparent materials, the artwork has a big impact on the end result. Leave enough space around the cut line, test small text at real size and match contrast to the surface the sticker will be applied to.
Not every material behaves the same on glass, cardboard, plastic or outdoor surfaces. Use transparent stickers for subtle glass and packaging work, white vinyl for all-round use, and heavier materials when wear, cleaning or moisture matter more than price alone.
It is not just the design that matters. How quickly you need to move and how much certainty you want up front also shape the right choice. Prepare a clear file, check small text and cut lines, and set delivery expectations based on quantity, material and finish. That prevents avoidable corrections and makes reorders easier.
How it works
A good sticker job starts with the surface, use environment, Shape, quantity, artwork and finishing route. That prevents a choice that looks right on paper but fails in real use.
Start with the surface, usage environment and function of the sticker. This prevents you from focusing too early on size or price alone.
Determine whether white vinyl, transparent, labels or a special film fits best, and then choose fixed format or free form.
Adjust color, margin and text size to the chosen material and the way the sticker is viewed or used.
Before production, check whether contour, resolution and print file are logical for the chosen route and the desired end result.
Start with the right route for your current application and then build up to larger or recurring runs once the basics are right.
Helpful next steps
Use these routes when you are ready to move from orientation to a quote, material advice, artwork checks or a specific request.
Use the browse page if you first want to compare the entire offering by category, shape or material.
Open the catalogueHandy for projects with specific wishes, larger quantities or customization in materials and finishes.
Start a quoteDig deeper into the choice of materials when appearance, adhesion or durability determine the end result.
View material adviceUse the knowledge base to further explore applications, product routes and practical choices.
Open the knowledge baseUse this page when you need to get the design, cutting line, readability or file type right before ordering.
Open design helpFrequently asked questions
These questions help you choose the right material, product route and use case more quickly.
For outdoor use, vinyl routes usually make the most sense because they handle moisture, dirt and temperature fluctuations better than standard paper. Which variant is best depends on the surface, lifespan and appearance.
Yes. For designs that don't fit a standard round, square or rectangular format, a freeform route is usually the best choice. This allows you to connect the contour to the logo, illustration or product shape.
Labels often make sense for packaging and applications where product information, series management or a specific label appearance are central. Vinyl can be used more broadly when you place more emphasis on durability, appearance or outdoor use.
Yes. Small quantities are useful when you want to test a design, use different variants side by side or first validate a suitable route before scaling up.
Yes. If you are in doubt between materials, sizes or finishes, it is smart to focus on your application. From there it is easier to determine which route best suits adhesion, readability and appearance.
For product labels, it is usually wise to start with packaging labels or transparent stickers, depending on the surface and the desired appearance. Look carefully at readability, format and how the label is applied around the product.
Sticker sheets are often smarter when you want to deliver multiple small designs, sets or repeatable stickers clearly on one sheet. For giveaways, branding and free forms, individual stickers often make more sense.
Ensure sufficient resolution, a logical safety margin, clear cutting lines for free forms and text that remains readable at actual size. A check in advance is wise, especially for transparent materials and small labels.
Yes. You can start from your own design as long as the file, cutting line, text size and contrast match the chosen material and format. A quick check in advance is advisable, especially for transparent stickers, free shapes and small labels.
Start your application
Use the central guide to choose the right product, material and finishing route. Once you know the best direction, move straight to the catalogue, artwork help or a quote.