Design a sticker, label or nameplate, then print copies on a sheet or save it as an SVG or PNG. Click any item to move or resize it, double-click text to type, and use the arrow keys to nudge. Everything stays in this browser.
Shift-click adds to the selection. Arrow keys nudge (Shift for bigger steps). Delete removes. Ctrl+D duplicates. Ctrl+Z undoes. Enter edits text. Hold Alt while dragging to skip snapping. Ctrl+G groups the selected items so they move and align together, and Ctrl+Shift+G ungroups. Double-click an item in a group to work on just that item.
How the sticker designer works
Start from a template (a panel sticker, a danger or warning label, a nameplate) or a blank sticker, then drag, resize and edit text and shapes until it looks right. Print a sheet of copies, or save the sticker as SVG or PNG.
Steps
- Choose a template from Start from, or press New blank.
- Click an item to move or resize it, or double-click text to edit it. Select part of the text and press Bold to make just that part bold.
- Group items (Ctrl+G) so they move and align together, then use the align buttons to center them.
- Set the paper size, copies and gap, and press Print or save as PDF. Type {n} in a text item to number each copy.
- Or download one sticker as SVG or a 300 dpi PNG.
Example
The panel sticker template has your company block on top and label and value lines such as Volts, Phase and FLA below. Fill in the lines, print ten copies on a letter sheet, and cut them apart.
Questions
- Is it free to use for work?
- Yes. It is free and nothing is uploaded; your designs stay in this browser.
- Will printed sizes be exact?
- Print at 100% scale (not fit to page) and with default margins, and the sticker prints at the size you set.
- Can I add my logo?
- Yes. Use the Image button to add a PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG picture from your computer.