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Sticker sheets and kiss-cut sets

Sticker sheets, where the backing is part of the product

On a sticker sheet the liner is not waste. It carries the set, holds the layout and is the thing a person actually handles, so how the sheet is cut matters as much as what is printed on it.

Die-cut vs kiss-cut stickers, compared

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Standard7–14 working days
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Sticker sheet printing in Singapore, in one paragraph

EZ Print prints sticker sheets in Singapore, and has done since 2017. A printed sheet is trimmed to A4, A5 or A6 on mirrorkote or simili, or laid out one to four up on a held die in mirrorkote, simili, transparent or metallised foil. A custom kiss-cut sheet carries several designs on one backing: each sticker is cut through face and adhesive but not the liner, so it peels away while the sheet stays whole. A die cut through the backing gives the sheet a shape of its own. Each design is at least 20 mm across, 10 mm from its neighbours and 5 mm from the edge. Mirrorkote takes matt, gloss or soft-touch lamination; simili stays uncoated and writable. EZ Print quotes from the specification and does not publish prices.

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Sticker Sheet
Several stickers kiss-cut on one backing sheet, so each peels off on its own.
Also ordered as: Kiss-Cut Sticker Sheet, Sticker Pack, Planner Stickers, A4 Sticker Sheet
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The specification a sticker sheet is quoted from

Sheet size, face, cut, and how many different designs share the sheet. The last one decides more than it looks: one design repeated is a layout, several designs are a set, and a set is checked design by design. The sheet below is drawn at true physical size.

A6 sticker sheet · 105 × 148.5 mm

Bleed line (+2 mm)Actual trim size (105 × 148.5 mm)Safe zone (5 mm inside trim)

Welcome pack

Six designs, kiss-cut

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Drawn at true size — trim 105 × 148.5 mm, 2 mm bleed dashed outside the trim, 5 mm safety margin dashed inside it.

10mm

The gap left between designs on a custom kiss-cut sheet, with 5 mm kept clear of the sheet edge. It is the figure that decides how many stickers one sheet holds.

Printed sheets: A4 (210 × 297 mm), A5 (210 × 148.5 mm) and A6 (105 × 148.5 mm), in mirrorkote or simili.
Held-die layouts: One, two, three or four up, on sheets of 54 × 92, 113 × 92, 92 × 172 and 113 × 189 mm.
Custom kiss-cut sheets: Several designs on one backing, each kiss-cut to its own outline, from 20 to 297 mm wide.
Cut options: Kiss-cut only, die-cut only, or kiss-cut stickers on a backing that is die-cut to its own shape.
Faces: Mirrorkote, simili, transparent and metallised foil; vinyl, kraft and PET on custom sheets; PP synthetic on its own 330 × 480 mm sheet, one design per sheet.
Layout rules: 20 mm minimum per design, 10 mm between designs, 5 mm from the sheet edge.
Laminates: Matt, gloss or soft-touch on mirrorkote. Simili and transparent run unlaminated in the held range.
Turnaround: Standard is generally 7–14 working days, on a held die or a new cut path. Express is quoted per job.

What to ask for

500 A5 sticker sheets, 210 × 148.5 mm
Six different designs per sheet, each kiss-cut
White vinyl face, permanent adhesive
4C, matt lamination
Backing trimmed to a rectangle, 3 mm rounded corners
Kiss-cut paths and sheet outline on separate named layers
Needed by — your date

The material

Faces, by the route they are printed on

The two sheet routes do not offer the same faces. The printed and held-die range is paper and clear film in fixed formats; the custom kiss-cut route adds the waterproof faces and any outline. Nothing here is a sheet from the caliper table, so nothing here carries a caliper.

Mirrorkote sticker sheet

Also sold as mirrorkote sticker, glossy sticker sheet, A4 or A5 sticker sheet.

A cast-coated paper face on a liner, printed full colour on one side and trimmed to A4, A5 or A6, or to a layout of one to four pieces at 90 × 54 mm each.

Under ink: Prints with a wet-looking gloss and takes matt, gloss or soft-touch lamination. Left bare, the face scuffs where the sheet rubs against everything else in a bag.
Best for: Welcome packs, reward and planner sheets, product inserts used indoors.
Avoid for: Anything that will be stuck outdoors or near water. Under the coating it is still paper.
On the schedule: Laminated before it is cut, so the blade passes through the film rather than lifting it.

Simili sticker sheet

Also sold as simili sticker, uncoated sticker sheet, writable label sheet.

An uncoated white paper face, printed and trimmed to A4, A5, A6 or 90 × 54 mm, or laid out one to four up on a held die.

Under ink: Colour soaks into the paper and looks flatter than it does on mirrorkote. It is offered unlaminated, which is exactly what keeps it writable.
Best for: Name stickers, sheets filled in by hand, office and classroom sets.
Avoid for: Rich photographic artwork, and any sheet that will get wet in use.
On the schedule: No laminate pass, so nothing is added between printing and cutting.

Transparent sticker sheet

Also sold as clear sticker sheet, transparent label sheet.

A clear film face. In the held range it is printed at 90 × 54 mm or laid out one to four up on a held die; larger clear sheets run on the custom route.

Under ink: Any white in the artwork prints as clear unless a white ink layer is specified behind it. A design that depends on white needs that layer named in the file.
Best for: Sets of stickers meant for glass, clear packaging and gift wrap.
Avoid for: Dark surfaces with no white layer, where the colour all but disappears into the background.
On the schedule: A white layer is an extra pass, and it is planned at artwork stage rather than after a proof.

Metallised foil sticker sheet

Also sold as foil sticker, silver sticker sheet, metalized sticker.

A metallised face printed on one side, offered plain or with a sandblast-effect pass and spot UV, and laid out one to four up on a held die.

Under ink: Ink over metal is translucent, so the shine shows through every colour that has no white behind it.
Best for: Seal sheets, reward sheets, premium inserts in a gift box.
Avoid for: Fine text in pale colours, which loses its contrast against the metal.
On the schedule: The spot UV pass needs a screen, and the screen is kept for the reorder.

Vinyl and synthetic faces on custom sheets

Also sold as waterproof sticker sheet, PP synthetic sticker, vinyl kiss-cut sheet.

Plastic faces that do not take in water. Vinyl and PET are offered on the custom kiss-cut route alongside kraft and uncoated paper. PP synthetic is offered separately, on a 330 × 480 mm sheet carrying one design.

Under ink: Ink sits on the surface rather than in it, so a laminate is what keeps the print from rubbing off a sticker that is handled often.
Best for: Bottle and lunchbox sets, outdoor gear, anything that gets wet after it is applied.
Avoid for: A sticker that is to be written on by hand. Use an unlaminated paper face, mirrorkote or simili, for that.
On the schedule: Cut to the file, so a first run includes making a cut path for every design on the sheet.

Say how the sheet will be used — handed out in a pack, written on, stuck to a bottle — and the route follows. The held-die range is fixed formats; the custom route is the one with any outline and the waterproof faces.The materials library

Kiss-cut and die-cut are the same blade set to two depths. On a combined sheet both happen: the stickers are kiss-cut so they peel, and the outline of the backing is die-cut so the whole sheet takes a shape. The comparison linked at the top of this page sets the two side by side.

Which cut, and what it leaves on the sheet

A sheet is printed, laminated if it is going to be, and then cut, because the blade has to pass through the laminate. What changes from one sheet to the next is how many cuts it gets and how deep each one goes.

Sticker sheet finishing: each operation, the working days it adds, and whether its tooling is kept
Finish	Tooling	What the reorder pays for
Matt or gloss laminationSingle pass, both sides	None	Nothing to make, so nothing to remake.
Soft-touch laminationThe film settles before the sheet is guillotined	None	Nothing to make, so nothing to remake.
Spot UVNeeds a screen; reads best over matt film	Made once	Kept on file with your approved artwork. The reorder runs from it.
Die-cuttingA forme is cut once, then kept for the reorder	Made once	Kept on file with your approved artwork. The reorder runs from it.
Die-cutting, forme already madeThe forme made for the first run is reused; nothing new to make	Made once	Kept on file with your approved artwork. The reorder runs from it.
Kiss-cuttingEach sticker cut through face and adhesive, never the liner, so the sheet stays in one piece	Made once	Kept on file with your approved artwork. The reorder runs from it.
Contour cuttingA cut path drawn to each design on a custom sheet, stored for the reorder	Made once	Kept on file with your approved artwork. The reorder runs from it.
White underbaseWhite ink behind colour on transparent stock, so the design does not print clear	None	Nothing to make, so nothing to remake.

Scroll the table sideways to see every column.

Every operation here is quoted inside the standard window. What changes between a first order and a second is the tooling: a die, a block or a screen is made once and then kept on file with your approved artwork, which is why the reorder of a job carrying one is a different job from the first.

A sticker sheet is bought as one object and used as a dozen. The backing has to survive the first life and let go of each sticker in the second.

Pairings that work

Mirrorkote with a matt laminate on an A5 sheet for an event pack. It survives the bag, and the stickers still peel cleanly.
Simili left unlaminated for name and labelling sheets. A pen takes on the uncoated face without smearing.
Kiss-cut stickers on a backing die-cut to a shape. The sheet becomes a giveaway in its own right, and each sticker still comes away on its own.
A white ink layer behind the colour on a transparent sheet meant for glass. The design stays solid instead of fading into the view behind it.

Combinations that fail

Designs packed closer than 10 mm on a custom sheet. The layout breaks the spacing rule the cut is set to and has to be respaced, which costs a proof round.
A design under 20 mm across in a set. It is below the smallest outline the custom route cuts, and it is the one sticker nobody can lift off the liner.
Artwork that relies on white, printed on transparent stock with no white layer. Every white area comes back clear.
One cut layer for a combined kiss-cut and die-cut sheet. The file gives no way to tell which line goes through the backing and which must stop at it.

Sheet formats and held layouts

The printed and held-die formats are fixed sizes; the custom route is drawn to the job. Each row below is a format a sheet is quoted in.

A4 · 210 × 297 mm: Mirrorkote or simili, printed and trimmed to the sheet.
A5 · 210 × 148.5 mm: Mirrorkote or simili. Half the area of A4.
A6 · 105 × 148.5 mm: Mirrorkote or simili. Small enough to slip into a C6 envelope.
Name-card layouts · 90 × 54 mm piece: Mirrorkote and foil at one up, or on 108 × 90, 90 × 162 and 108 × 180 mm sheets for two, three and four up. Simili and transparent at 90 × 54 mm.
Held die · one to four up: Sheets of 54 × 92, 113 × 92, 92 × 172 and 113 × 189 mm, cut on a die already held, in mirrorkote, simili, transparent or foil.
Custom kiss-cut sheet: Drawn to the job, 20 to 297 mm wide, with square corners, 3 mm or 5 mm rounded corners, or corners that follow the file.

A sheet file has a cut layer for every depth

A sheet carries more cut lines than a single sticker: a closed path around every design, and on a combined sheet a second path around the backing. The two depths have to be told apart in the file, because one line goes through the liner and the others must not.

The file

Format: PDF/X-4 or Illustrator with every cut path as a live vector. An image placed in an Illustrator file is still an image and cannot be cut.
Kiss-cut paths: One closed path per design, on its own named layer, in a spot colour, never printed.
Die-cut outline: The backing outline on a second named layer in a different spot colour, so the two depths cannot be mixed up.
Spacing: 10 mm between designs and 5 mm from the sheet edge on a custom sheet.
Minimum design: 20 mm across. A smaller sticker is hard to lift off the liner with a fingernail.
Bleed and safe area: 2 mm of artwork outside each cut path, and type kept 3 mm inside it.

The colour, and the detail

Colour mode: CMYK, with a brand colour built the same way on every design in the set.
White on clear: On transparent stock, white prints as clear unless a white layer is supplied as its own vector.
Small text: 4 mm high, about 12 pt, or larger on vinyl and synthetic faces.
QR codes: Above 25 mm square, the smallest size recommended to stay scannable.
Rich black: C60 M40 Y40 K100 for solids; K100 alone for small type.
Layout: For a set, supply the sheet as laid out. For one design repeated, supply the design once and the repeat is worked out against the sheet.

Say whether the sheet is a set of different designs or one design repeated, and whether the backing stays a rectangle or takes a shape. Those two answers decide the cut layers the file needs.

Turnaround

Held layouts and custom sheets share one window

Standard
Standard turnaround is generally 7–14 working days.
Standard orders. The schedule for specialist finishing is confirmed in your quotation.
Express
Same-day and urgent printing available.
Subject to artwork approval, payment, print type and production availability. Timing confirmed per job.

What sets the date: The cut. A trimmed or held-die sheet needs no new tooling; a custom kiss-cut sheet needs a cut path for every design on it, and a combined sheet adds the backing outline. All of it is quoted inside the standard window.
What a reorder skips: The cut paths. They are kept on file with the approved artwork, so the same sheet reprints without the paths being drawn again.
If the date is tight: Send the sheet size, the face, the number of designs and the cut, and ask for an express quotation. EZ Print confirms the specification, production schedule and next steps in the quotation.

Standard is generally 7–14 working days for every sheet format on this page, and express is quoted per job. A held-die layout needs no tooling made for it, which is the difference worth knowing when the date is close.

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Questions asked about sticker sheets

What is a kiss-cut sticker sheet?

A sheet where each sticker is cut through its face and adhesive but not through the liner. The stickers peel off one at a time and the backing stays in one piece, so a whole set travels as a single sheet. It is the usual construction for welcome-pack, reward and planner sheets.

What is the difference between kiss-cut and die-cut on a sticker sheet?

Depth. A kiss cut stops at the liner; a die cut goes through it. A sheet can have both: the stickers are kiss-cut, and the backing is die-cut to its own outline so the whole sheet takes a shape. Die-cut alone gives loose single stickers with no sheet around them.

What sizes do sticker sheets come in?

Printed sheets are A4 (210 × 297 mm), A5 (210 × 148.5 mm) or A6 (105 × 148.5 mm), and A3 and DL sheets are also offered. Held-die sheets carry one to four stickers on 54 × 92, 113 × 92, 92 × 172 or 113 × 189 mm. A custom kiss-cut sheet is drawn to the job, from 20 to 297 mm wide.

Can one sticker sheet carry several different designs?

Yes, on a custom kiss-cut sheet. Each design is at least 20 mm across, with 10 mm between designs and 5 mm clear of the sheet edge, and each design has its own closed cut path in the file.

Can I write on a sticker sheet?

Yes, on the paper faces. Mirrorkote and simili both take a pen. A laminated face does not, so leave any sticker that is to be written on unlaminated.

Are sticker sheets waterproof?

Mirrorkote and simili are paper and do not stand up to water. Vinyl on the custom route, and PP synthetic on its own sheet, do, and a laminate over them stops the print rubbing off a sticker that is handled often.

Why does the white in my design disappear on a transparent sheet?

Transparent stock has no white of its own, and printing ink is not opaque, so any white in the artwork prints as clear. Supply a white layer as its own vector behind every area that has to stay white or solid.

Trading since 2017 — EZ PRINT PRIVATE LIMITED, UEN 201706183R.
Need it today? Same-day and express printing for urgent jobs. Subject to artwork approval, payment, print type and production availability. Timing confirmed per job. Non-urgent orders: generally 7–14 working days.
Artwork is checked before production.
Island-wide courier delivery within Singapore.
Collection can be arranged on request.

Ask for a quote on these sticker sheets

Every job is quoted from its specification — stock, quantity, sides, finish, size and deadline.

Quantity
Stock — or the feel you want, if you do not know the stock
Sides printed
Finish
Flat and finished size
The deadline

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Artwork is welcome but not required to start. Email sales@ezprint.com.sg if you would rather attach files.