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Custom Stickers Blog (Page 90 of 90)

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Welcome to the StandOut Stickers Blog (Page 90 of 90)! Here you can find news about our high quality kiss cut stickers, die cut stickers, coupons for cheap stickers and other posts about our custom vinyl stickers. But it's not all sticker talk! We also feature content and sales on custom magnets, custom floor decals and cut vinyl decals.

New Digital Production Room

We’ve been busy folks!! We’ve been painting, laying floors and hanging up cool new artwork all over the place! Here is a sneak peak at our new digital production room. Our digital sticker room is climate controlled to ensure that we print in the right conditions and that your Custom Stickers turn out great! At StandOut Stickers we’ll help you StandOut.
StandOut Stickers Digital Production Room
Photo above is taken right after the floor was installed.

Be sure to keep checking back to view videos, photos, customer showcases and much more!

Last Modified: December 6th, 2009

How To Save Your Custom Sticker File as a .JPG

When using Adobe PhotoShop here is how to properly save your Custom Sticker design as a .JPG file. Please follow the steps below:

Step 1: Go to File > Save As
Step 1 - Saving As .JPG

Step 2: Name your file & then select .JPEG extension.
Step 2 - Saving As .JPG

Step 3:
Select Quality to level 12 for maximum resolution.
Step 3 - Saving As .JPG

Step 4:
You’re Finished!! That was easy!

Be sure to stay tuned for more tutorials.

Last Modified: December 6th, 2009

How To Check If Your Sticker File Is At 300 DPI?

If you are using Adobe Photoshop please follow these simple steps to check if your Custom Sticker file is at 300 DPI (dots per inch). You may be asking yourself why is it important that my file is at 300 DPI? 300 DPI is the standard resolution for printing. (Sticker Printing isn’t any different). Also, this will help ensure that your file prints with great quality.

Step 1: Go to Image > Image Size
Checking resolution in Adobe Photoshop

Step 2: View the highlighted area to see if your file is at 300 DPI. If not, you can change the file and resize the dimensions of your file.
Checking File Dimensions in Adobe Photoshop

Important Notes:
Please be aware when changing the size of your file and resolution. You may experience your image blurring or pixelating. If this is the case please contact us and our art department can help guide you.

Last Modified: December 6th, 2009

Happy Turkey Day!

Happy Turkey Day from all of us at StandOut Stickers. Your source for Custom Stickers, Custom Bumper Stickers & all your Sticker Printing needs.

Last Modified: November 25th, 2009

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