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Gloss art paper sticker printing for product packaging labels, food stickers, event stickers, logo stickers and sealing stickers. Quotes based on size, quantity, shape and kiss-cut or die-cut requirements.
Gloss art paper stickers have a shiny surface and vivid colour, making them one of the most accessible and popular sticker options. They suit product packaging labels, food packaging, logo stickers, event stickers and sealing stickers. If you are unsure which sticker to choose, gloss art paper stickers are generally a good starting point for ordinary dry packaging.
For dry applications such as paper boxes, plastic bags, handmade packaging and food outer packaging, gloss art paper stickers are the easiest to use and offer more eye-catching colours.
Sealing stickers are usually applied near a bag opening, box corner or fold. Keep the logo away from the edge and allow for the bend.
If the sticker will come into contact with water, be kept chilled, exposed to outdoor sunlight or touched with wet hands, compare waterproof PVC stickers first.
| Item | Description | Ideal if... |
|---|---|---|
| Surface finish | Glossy with a shiny surface, delivering more vivid colours. | You want stickers that are eye-catching, easy to read and strongly promotional. |
| Common uses | Product packaging labels, food stickers, event stickers, logo stickers, sealing stickers and promotional stickers. | You are printing stickers for the first time or need a versatile basic sticker. |
| Size / shape | Quotes can be based on your design; the cut line must be confirmed for round, square, rectangular and custom shapes. | You already have a logo or packaging dimensions and want the sticker made to fit its actual position. |
| Kiss-cut / die-cut | Kiss-cutting leaves stickers on the backing for easy peeling; die-cutting suits individual stickers or separate distribution. | For application to products, ask about kiss-cutting first; for giveaways, ask about die-cutting. |
| Quote factors | Size, quantity, shape, whether it is custom-shaped or kiss-cut, whether layout is required, and turnaround time. | For a faster quote, provide all the above details at once. |
If you only need packaging labels, logo stickers or event stickers, gloss art paper is usually the most straightforward basic choice.
The glossy finish makes graphics, illustrations, brand colours and key event visuals stand out, making it ideal for eye-catching stickers.
Available in round, square and custom shapes, with kiss-cut or die-cut options for packaging, distribution, labelling and promotion.
Gloss art paper reflects light, so logos, illustrations and brand colours can be more vivid. Increase the contrast of small or pale text to keep it readable under reflections.
When applying near a bag opening, box corner or bottle edge, keep important text away from the fold. Place the logo in the centre and supporting text around the outside.
For QR codes, barcodes, ingredients or small text, confirm the finished size first; making them too small can affect scanning and readability.
Use CMYK
Create your artwork in CMYK colour mode and at the correct dimensions
Ensure image clarity
All images should look sharp at 100%, at a minimum of 300dpi or above
Create outlines
Convert all text to outlines and embed all images or linked objects
Save your file
We accept PDF, AI and PSD source files; for special finishes we accept AI only
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