What are the best practices for using a sticker sizes chart?

A sticker sizes chart keeps you from over-ordering the wrong dimensions. Use it alongside a quick measurement of the real surface.

• Measure the surface where the sticker will go, such as a jar lid, laptop lid, or bottle, before choosing a size.
• Compare to real objects so the number feels concrete before you commit.
• Leave at least 0.25 inches of margin on all sides so the design is not crowded.
• Match complexity to size: simple logos for 1 to 2 inch stickers, detailed artwork for 4 inches and up.
• Check both inches and millimeters to avoid conversion errors.
• Set the file to 300 DPI at final print size, with bleed and a safe zone, so edges stay crisp and nothing important gets trimmed.
• Order one test size when in doubt before running a large batch.