Accepted file types for print

StickerShop Team

What file types do you accept?

 

We accept most common artwork file types, as long as the files are high resolution and suitable for print.

While some formats are preferred, you don’t need to worry if you don’t have professional design software — we’ll always check your artwork before printing.

 

 

 

Preferred file types (best results)

These formats give the most reliable print results and are ideal for tags:

  • PDF (recommended)
  • AI (Adobe Illustrator)
  • EPS
  • SVG

Vector files allow artwork to be scaled without any loss of quality and ensure text and shapes print cleanly.

If you’re able to supply your artwork as a print-ready PDF, this is always the best option.

Other accepted file types

 

We also accept the following formats, provided they are high resolution:

  • PNG
  • JPG / JPEG
  • TIFF

These files should be:

  • Supplied at full size
  • High resolution (300dpi recommended)
  • Not stretched, blurry, or pixelated

Low-resolution images taken from websites or social media are not suitable for print.

Files created in Canva

 

Canva files are accepted.

For best results:

  • Export your design as a PDF for print
  • Avoid very small text or thin fonts
  • Ensure artwork is set to the correct size

If you’re unsure, we’re happy to check your Canva file before printing.

What we don’t recommend

 

  • Screenshots
  • Files copied directly from emails or messaging apps
  • Artwork downloaded from websites at small sizes

These files often don’t have enough resolution for clean print results.

Not sure if your file is suitable?

 

That’s absolutely fine.

If your artwork isn’t set up correctly:

  • We’ll check it before printing
  • Let you know if there are any issues
  • Advise on the best way to fix them

We won’t print anything without making sure it’s suitable first.

Quick summary

 

  • We accept most file types
  • PDF and vector files are preferred but not essential
  • All artwork must be high resolution
  • We always check files before printing

If you’re unsure about your artwork, just upload what you have — we’ll guide you from there.

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