Upload an image and the background is removed, with a cut line generated to match its exact shape — or pick a fixed circle, square, rectangle or rounded shape and sell it at a size you set. Either way the file that reaches production is already correct. A browser is all you need.
No installation needed · Automatic cut line for every sticker · Contour or fixed shape · see the shapes
How it works
No tracing paths, no matching trim specs by hand. Upload, arrange, download — that's it.
Upload several drawings, photos, or logos at once. The background is removed automatically the moment you upload.
Each sticker gets a cut line generated automatically along its shape. Just set the size and position using the mm/inch rulers and safe area.
A print-ready file with the cut line and trim marks is created right away. Send it straight to production.
Actual Pressria output
This is a real Pressria output with four different free-form designs, each carrying its own contour cut line. It shows the production result instead of a staged mockup.
Open sample PDFBackground removal
Just upload any drawing or photo as it is. The background is removed automatically the moment you upload, so you'll never end up with a stray rectangle behind your sticker. Because the cut line is drawn along whatever outline remains, there's no need to mask it out yourself or pick up a pen tool.
All on one sheet
Every sticker on the sheet can be a different image. Mix and match as many designs as you like, and each one still gets its own cut line generated to match its shape. Fill in the remaining space using the rulers and safe area.
Shapes
Not every sticker should follow the artwork. When you sell a 50 mm round logo sticker, the circle is the product — and its cut margin, safe area and finished size stay the same on every order, whatever the customer puts inside it.
Cut line traced from the artwork itself.
Try it →30–80 mm, plus 2″–4″.
Try it →40×40 · 50×50 · 70×70 mm and 2″–5″; rectangle 50×70 mm.
Try it →40×40 · 50×50 · 70×70 · 50×70 mm, with 3 mm corners.
Try it →| Shape | Finished sizes | Cut margin | Safe area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contour (free-form) | A6 · A5 · A4 · A3 · 140×200 · 80×195 mm | 2 mm from the artwork | 4 mm |
| Circle | 30 · 40 · 50 · 60 · 70 · 80 mm | 2 mm | 4 mm |
| Circle (inch) | 2″ · 3″ · 4″ | 3 mm | 5 mm |
| Square | 40×40 · 50×50 · 70×70 mm | 2 mm | 4 mm |
| Rectangle | 50×70 mm | 2 mm | 4 mm |
| Square (inch) | 2″ · 3″ · 4″ · 5″ | 3 mm | 5 mm |
| Rounded | 40×40 · 50×50 · 70×70 · 50×70 mm | 2 mm | 4 mm |
Inch sizes carry the US 1/8″ bleed convention, set as 3 mm (1/8″ is 3.175 mm), rather than the 2 mm used on the metric presets — the same size in a different market is a different product row, not a rounding.
Need 64 mm? Start from any row above in your settings and set your own size. The shape and cut type are inherited, so the production spec cannot drift.
Fixed shapes sell best as ready-made templates — a badge, a greeting, a character with a name on it. You can now make those templates from an AI-generated SVG, without Illustrator. See how →
Ready-made templates
You don't have to open your store with an empty sheet. The Pressria library has over 100 sticker templates — square, free-form sheet and seal designs — free to use in the products you sell. Pick the ones you want and they appear in your customers' editor, ready to personalize and order.
Templates are free to use and non-exclusive under the Template Library Terms.
Automatic checks
The cut line depends on each sticker's position and size. When stickers touch, sit too close together, or shrink below what's production-safe, the editor flags it right there in the workspace — so you never find out there was a problem after printing.
Key features
Whether you're an individual maker or run a print shop, the repetitive work disappears and print preparation happens automatically.
Upload an image and only the subject is kept, cleanly. No manual cut-outs needed.
Instead of a fixed shape like a rectangle or circle, a cut line that follows each sticker's actual outline is generated automatically. There's no need to draw the path yourself.
Add text in the editor and a cut line is generated along the letterforms. A lettering sticker needs no image at all.
mm and inch rulers, trim marks, and the safe area are all shown on screen. Arrange each sticker while checking its X/Y position and width/height as exact numbers.
Download a print-standard PDF with the cut line and trim marks included, ready to use in production.
Stickers from multiple orders are gathered onto one sheet automatically. Nesting work that used to mean moving pieces one by one now finishes in seconds.
Who it's for
One layout becomes the print file itself. Start with whatever brought you here.
Individuals · creators · small runs
B2B · order automation · reduced nesting work
FAQ
No. Upload an image and a contour cut line is generated automatically around its outline. There's no need to trace a path with a pen tool.
When you upload an image, the cut line is generated automatically 2mm out from the artwork's outline. You don't need to set a margin or calculate the offset yourself.
If two images touch, they're treated as a single sticker, and one continuous cut line is generated around the combined outer outline. If you want them cut separately, just leave a gap between the pieces.
For custom-outline stickers: if the gap between two stickers drops to 5mm or less, or a sticker is shrunk so its shorter side is 30mm or less, a pink warning outline appears around that sticker in the editor. Fixed shapes are sized by the product and have no such warning. Just widen the gap or enlarge the flagged sticker and you can carry on.
As many as fit within your sticker size and sheet size. The editor shows mm/inch rulers and the safe area, so you can see the remaining space and fill it in as you go.
Yes. Every sticker on the sheet can be a different image. Each one gets its own cut line generated to match its shape.
The background is removed automatically the moment you upload, leaving only the subject. There's no need to mask it out yourself — the cut line is generated based on the remaining outline.
Yes. Add text in the editor and a cut line is generated along the letterforms, so you can make a lettering sticker.
Yes. A circle, square, rectangle or rounded sticker is its own product with its own finished size, cut margin and safe area — see the shapes. The customer designs inside that shape; the shape itself is not something they can drag out of spec.
Yes. Pick sticker templates from the Pressria library by category — over 100 square, free-form sheet and seal designs — and they appear in your editor. The templates are free to use; orders are billed per design as usual. Customers can still upload their own images, and every sticker gets its cut line. See the templates.
Inch presets follow the US 1/8″ bleed convention, set as 3 mm (1/8″ is 3.175 mm), while the metric presets use 2 mm. The same nominal size in a different market is a separate product row rather than a rounded conversion, so each keeps the margin its market expects.
No. All you need is a web browser. That said, arranging a lot of stickers is easier on a computer with a larger screen.
Yes. Whatever the customer arranges is converted automatically into a print-ready file that includes the cut line. Trim marks and the safe area are set together, and it flows into automated nesting (gang run), which gathers multiple orders onto one sheet and significantly cuts the time from order intake to print preparation.
Yes. The same pipeline also works for print-on-demand products like t-shirts, and supports die-cut acrylic products like acrylic keychains, acrylic stands, and korotto stands as well.
No installation, no cut-line work. One image is all it takes to get started.