Your bag is empty — browse and find something you like?
Printing Banana recommends double-sided stickers, commonly applied to glass so the graphics can be seen from both indoors and outdoors.
Want your shop window, glass door or vehicle window to deliver "two-sided impact with one sticker"? A double-sided sticker displays graphics on both the front and back, clearly visible from indoors and outdoors. Ideal for shop promotions, opening-hours notices, campaign key visuals, vehicle-window advertising and anywhere that needs exposure from both sides.
The most budget-friendly option; clear graphics that are ideal for short-term campaigns and seasonal promotions.
Less glare, scratch-resistant and durable; a reliable choice for shop glass doors and long-term notices.
Brighter, more vivid visuals; ideal for eye-catching key visuals (be aware of reflections in glass environments).
Display front and back graphics in the same position, making the content visible from indoors and outdoors - ideal for glass doors and shop windows.
Suitable for outdoor use; lamination is recommended for long-term outdoor applications to enhance durability.
Made to your glass dimensions; widths over 150cm will be produced in joined panels (visible joins are normal).
| Option | Effect / Features | Recommended Use |
|---|---|---|
| Printing: Full-colour on both sides | Graphics are printed on both the front and back, so the content can be read from either side of the glass. | Shop-window advertising / glass-door notices / vehicle-window promotion. |
| Matte lamination Less glare and greater scratch resistance |
A more practical, understated finish; suitable for routine cleaning and wiping. | Long-term applications, frequently cleaned glass and high-footfall areas. |
| Gloss lamination Brighter and more vivid |
More eye-catching visuals, although reflections may occur in glass environments. | Key visual promotions and graphics that need to grab attention. |
| No lamination Straightforward and cost-effective |
Sufficient for short-term campaigns; lamination is recommended for long-term outdoor use to improve durability. | Short-term promotions, pop-ups and temporary notices. |
Tip: Double-sided sticker designs generally look best with "large text + high contrast"; text that is too small may be difficult to read from a distance through glass.
(The original terms on the product page take precedence over the notes above.)
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
From posters and backdrops to booklets, we do it all! Let our professional design team craft eye-catching print work for you.
Making a die-cut sticker in Adobe Illustrator takes only a few minutes. This guide walks through setting up your file (A4, CMYK, 300 PPI, 3 mm bleed), checking artwork resolution, and building the cut line from either a raster image or vector art with a 3 mm offset — plus the sizing and spacing rules for a print-ready sticker sheet.
Thinking of foil stickers to lift your product packaging? This guide covers which products suit foil — scented candles, skincare, cosmetics, gift boxes and seal stickers — where to place it, when to foil just the logo or brand name, and the eight details worth preparing before you ask for a quote.
Peel a sticker and it leaves a sticky film behind? This guide explains why residue forms — glossy and cheap stickers on smooth glass or metal are the worst — then walks through six tested removal methods (hair dryer, eraser, rubbing alcohol, white vinegar, hand cream and WD-40), each matched to the surfaces it's safe on, plus a quick-reference table, safety notes and a no-residue sticker alternative.
From charity flag-day stickers to brand giveaways, stickers turn up everywhere — but picking the right one starts with the paper. This guide walks through the three everyday printing stickers: glossy coated art-paper, writable uncoated paper, and clear stickers with a white-ink underbase, plus the finishes each one can and can't take.
Small-batch printing keeps costs down and lets you keep tweaking your design, so every sticker reflects your style and your brand. This guide covers what to watch for when printing a custom sticker sheet: how die-cut lines decide your layout, six sticker materials to choose from — art paper, writable bond, holographic, transparent, Conqueror laid and kraft — and just how simple the whole print process is.
Holographic, gold and silver, brushed metallic, washi, ripple-laid, linen and earth-textured — seven specialty sticker stocks with strong character built into the material, so they look great with printing alone. Here's what each one is best for, which designs suit it, and how to finish it (blind embossing, foil stamping, matte-gold foil) without burying the texture.
