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Frosted clear sticker - large-format printing, display boards and flags
Want to add graphics and branding without blocking all the natural light through the glass? Frosted clear sticker has an inherent translucent frosted effect, unprinted areas appear frosted, while printed areas produce translucent colour, making it ideal for shop windows, glass doors and office partitions. The material is waterproof and UV-resistant, and can be removed and cleaned up easily.
Use unprinted areas to create a frosted look while retaining natural light; render the logo/key message in translucent colour for greater depth.
Applied to the inside of the glass, the image still reads correctly from outside; it is also more durable and less prone to scratching.
The translucent frosted finish softens colours; darken the artwork colours by around 30% for a clearer image.
| Option | Features | Recommended Use |
|---|---|---|
| Material: frosted clear sticker Inherent translucent frost |
Unprinted areas appear frosted and translucent; printed areas show translucent colour, blending naturally with the glass. | Shop-window decoration, glass doors, office partitions and display areas. |
| Finish: matte/gloss (optional) Choose to suit the setting |
Matte produces less glare and cleaner photos; gloss is more vivid and lustrous. | For interiors with many lights or reflective surfaces, matte is more reliable; for greater visual impact, choose gloss. |
| Print direction: standard/reverse (optional) Ensure the image reads correctly |
Standard printing: apply outside; reverse printing: apply inside while retaining the correct image orientation when viewed from outside (more durable). | For glass doors/windows, first confirm the application side and viewing direction. |
| Finishing: die-cutting (optional) Custom shape cutting |
Can be cut to the outline of a logo, lettering or graphic; ideal for small window graphics and icon walls. | Designs requiring a more sticker-like look or separate pieces for application. |
Tip: frosted clear sticker has a translucent appearance. When designing, use less small text, high contrast and more blank space; set the key message in large/bold type so it remains legible from a distance.
(The original pre-press notes on the product page take precedence.)
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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