Custom Stickers Blog (Page 90 of 91)
Welcome to the StandOut Stickers Blog (Page 90 of 91)! 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.
Photo above showcases a current job we did for a customer requiring 4″ wide square custom stickers. These turned out great! – Photo supplied by Customer
“Not only did StandOut Stickers totally pwn the competitors supposed ‘low price’ but they were able to rush back our stickers in less than a week and get this, the quality was pristine! Highly recommend!” Says -Charles Trippy from Internet Killed Television.
Last Modified: December 7th, 2009
By outlining fonts in Adobe Illustrator this will eliminate the error of us not having the fonts that you supplied us. You wont need to send us your fonts. Instead, when preping your file just take (one) extra step to convert to outlines.
Step 1: Select all your type / fonts
Step 2: Go to Type > Create Outlines
Step 3: You now have outlined fonts.
Now just save your file and submit it to us! To view other quick tutorials that we offer be sure to visit our How To spot on our blog.
Thanks for checking in.
Last Modified: December 6th, 2009
Converting your RGB image to CMYK is as easy as 123! For your sticker file to be print ready you must convert your file to CMYK. Just follow these quick steps and you to can see how easy it is.
Okay, let’s get started.
To check if your file is set up using RGB or CMYK:
Step 1: Go to Image > Mode > Select CMYK (If it’s not already checked).
Step 2: You’re finished!! It’s that simple!
You’re now ready to send your sticker files to print.
Last Modified: December 6th, 2009
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.
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
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 2: Name your file & then select .JPEG extension.
Step 3: Select Quality to level 12 for maximum resolution.
Step 4: You’re Finished!! That was easy!
Be sure to stay tuned for more tutorials.
Last Modified: December 6th, 2009