“Sticker” and “label” get used interchangeably, but choosing the right one saves you money and looks more professional. Here’s the simple version.
What’s the difference?
Stickers are usually standalone and promotional — you hand them out or slap them on a laptop. Labels are functional — they go on a product, jar, or package as part of the packaging itself.
When to use stickers
- Giveaways and event swag
- Laptop, bottle, and bumper branding
- Window and vehicle decals
When to use labels
- Product packaging for makers, food, candles, and cosmetics
- Jars, bottles, boxes, and pouches
- Barcodes, ingredients, and branding on the item itself
Pick your format
Die-cut stickers are cut to your shape for a premium look; kiss-cut leave a border for easy peeling; bumper stickers are weatherproof for outdoors. All print full-color with no minimums.
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