Your customer designs one sticker in a fixed shape. It is cut through the vinyl but not the backing, and the backing is trimmed a little larger so it peels cleanly. The cut line, backing trim and safe area come from the product, so what reaches you is already press-ready.
No sign-up to try it · Fixed sticker shape · Separate backing trim · Backing extends 2 mm beyond the sticker on each side
Available shapes
Same product class, same margins — only the outline changes. Each demo opens the editor on a real product, so you see exactly what your customer will see.
40 · 50 · 60 · 70 · 80 mm
Try it →40×40 · 50×50 · 70×70 mm · rectangle 50×70 mm
Try it →40×40 · 50×50 · 50×70 · 70×70 mm, 3 mm corners
Try it →Pink dashes are the kiss cut, the purple line is the backing trim.
What makes it kiss-cut
A die-cut shape needs one cut line. A kiss-cut shape needs two — the sticker itself, cut through the vinyl only, and the backing around it, cut all the way through — plus a safe area inside the sticker. They have to stay in that order, or the backing gets trimmed straight through the sticker.
The sticker’s own outline — circle, square, rectangle or rounded — cut through the vinyl only.
4 mm in from the page edgeWhere the backing is cut all the way through — a rectangle around the sticker, whatever its shape.
2 mm in from the page edgeText and faces stay inside it. The editor draws it on the canvas while the customer works.
6 mm in from the page edgeWorked example: a 40 mm circle is edited on a 48 mm page, sits on a 44 × 44 mm backing and keeps its artwork inside a 36 mm safe circle. The editor shows the kiss cut line and the safe area; the backing trim line is added to the production file. All three values belong to the product, not to the file.
Sizes
The size you sell is the finished sticker. The backing is 4 mm larger overall, and the editing page your customer sees is 8 mm larger, so bleed is handled before they start.
| Shape | Sticker | Backing | Editing page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Circle | Ø 40 mm | 44 × 44 mm | 48 × 48 mm |
| Circle | Ø 50 mm | 54 × 54 mm | 58 × 58 mm |
| Circle | Ø 60 mm | 64 × 64 mm | 68 × 68 mm |
| Circle | Ø 70 mm | 74 × 74 mm | 78 × 78 mm |
| Circle | Ø 80 mm | 84 × 84 mm | 88 × 88 mm |
| Square · Rounded | 40 × 40 mm | 44 × 44 mm | 48 × 48 mm |
| Square · Rounded | 50 × 50 mm | 54 × 54 mm | 58 × 58 mm |
| Rectangle · Rounded | 50 × 70 mm | 54 × 74 mm | 58 × 78 mm |
| Square · Rounded | 70 × 70 mm | 74 × 74 mm | 78 × 78 mm |
Need a 65 mm circle? Create it in your settings from any row above — the shape and cut type are inherited, so the production spec cannot drift.
The file you receive
This is the file Pressria generated for a 70 mm circle kiss-cut order, opened from a template. One page at the editing size, 78 × 78 mm, with each part on its own layer.
DesignThe artwork, CMYK, bleeding past the sticker edgePerfCutContourThe kiss cut — a 70 mm circle, 4 mm in from the page edgeCutContourThe backing trim — a 74 × 74 mm square, 2 mm in from the page edge
Lines drawn thicker on screen. In the file they are hairlines in the spot colour names your shop sets.
One design or a pack
Every shape and size on this page comes two ways. With a single product the customer designs one sticker, and your store’s order quantity decides how many are printed. With a pack product the customer adds designs from the page bar under the canvas — five characters, say — and sets a quantity for each. The shape, cut lines and safe area are the same in both.
In the order PDF each design repeats by its quantity — designs A×3 and B×2 give five pages, A A A B B — all with the same kiss cut and backing trim, so nothing changes at the cutter. In your settings, the pack versions are the presets whose names end in Kiss-Cut Pack.
What stays fixed
With a fixed shape the risky part is not the outline, it is the order of the lines around it. That order is locked on the product before a single customer opens the editor.
The circle, square, rectangle or rounded outline comes from the product, not from the uploaded image, so every order of the same product cuts the same way.
When you save a kiss-cut shape product, the cut margin must be larger than the sheet trim. A spec that would trim through the sticker is refused in your settings, not discovered at the cutter.
It is drawn on the canvas while the customer works, not shown once at checkout.
A fixed shape is where ready-made designs work best. Register a template once and your customer only swaps the name, the date or the photo. The sample on this page started as an AI-generated SVG.
Die-cut or kiss-cut
Circle, square, rectangle and rounded are also sold die-cut — cut all the way through, so the sticker is the whole piece. Kiss-cut keeps it on a backing: easier to hand out, easier to peel, and the backing edge protects the sticker in a bag.
That is the free-form kiss-cut format: every design gets its own contour cut line, and the sheet carries its own trim line.
See kiss-cut sheets → — built in the same editor as seals
Your catalogue
Every shape product carries its own size, cut margin, sheet trim and safe area. Start from any Pressria preset, set your own size and margins, and the shape and cut type stay locked to the base — so a new size is a row in your settings, not a release.
Set the name and CMYK build for the kiss cut line yourself — PerfCutContour, or whatever your RIP already expects.
L-corner for Graphtec and Mimaki, circular for Roland. Sending the job to the cutter stays with your own cutter software.
FAQ
One circle, square, rectangle or rounded sticker, cut through the vinyl only and left on a backing that is trimmed slightly larger. The sticker peels off cleanly, and the backing edge gives a thumb something to hold.
Circles at 40, 50, 60, 70 and 80 mm; square and rounded at 40×40, 50×50 and 70×70 mm; rectangle and rounded at 50×70 mm. You can also create your own size from any of these in your settings.
Yes — use the Pack version of a shape. The customer adds designs under the canvas and sets a quantity for each, up to 10 stickers per pack by default. The order PDF repeats each design by its quantity.
2 mm on every side by default. A 40 mm circle sits on a 44 × 44 mm backing, and your customer edits on a 48 mm page, so nobody has to think about bleed.
Yes, per product. The cut margin has to stay larger than the sheet trim, otherwise the backing would be trimmed straight through the sticker, so the settings page refuses any combination that breaks that rule.
A print-ready PDF at the editing-page size, with the artwork, the kiss cut line and the backing trim line on separate layers, in the spot colour names your shop sets. The sample on this page is a real one.
No sign-up, no install. Open the circle demo, drop in an image and watch it sit inside the cut line.
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