Vinyl Decals

The print sits on true vinyl or label stock, so a decal keeps its color and its grip in places where a paper sticker would lift. To compare it with the rest of the decal range, browse every option on decals printing, or set up yours from the choices below.

The first tier is 25 decals for $93.37, and 100 cost $99.95, so four times the decals adds about $7 to the bill. At 1,000 the set is $208.69, about 21 cents a decal, which is why a storefront rollout or a fleet order goes in as one run. The tiers below show each set total.

What Are Vinyl Decals

A vinyl decal is a small-run adhesive graphic printed full color on the front, across 6 materials, in 16 sizes from a 2" x 2" up to an 11" x 11". Businesses order them for branding that has to last on a surface: window graphics, vehicle and bumper decals, laptop and equipment labels, wall graphics and product panels. The material you choose decides how long the decal stays and where it goes, from permanent vinyl on glass to a repositionable version you can move. Our guide to vinyl decal material sets it beside static cling, and a second guide covers vinyl decals vs standard decals and which you should print. If you need a cut that traces your logo exactly, the Die-Cut Decals follow your shape, and the plain Standard Decals cover the everyday rectangle.

What Size and Shape Should a Vinyl Decal Be

Choose the size by the surface and the reading distance. A 2" x 2" fits a laptop, a water bottle or a hard hat. A 3" x 3" or 4" x 4" gives a window or a product panel more space, and an 11" x 11" reads across a room. The panel below lists all 16 set sizes in the same groups the configurator uses, and if none fits you set a custom size up to 11" x 11". Then choose the cut: straight corners, 1/8" rounded corners, or a custom die-cut shape. For a window job, the Window Decals are made for glass, and the Die-Cut Decals are built around cutting to any outline.

Water-Resistant Vinyl for Wet and Outdoor Surfaces

Three of the six materials are vinyl, and those are the ones to order when the decal will get wet, sit in sun or be wiped down. The other three are paper label stocks meant for flat, dry, indoor use.

• White Vinyl Permanent: the grip for long-term signage on glass, metal or plastic, such as a door, a truck panel or a cooler.
• White Vinyl Repositionable: lifts and moves without tearing or leaving residue, for a seasonal window or a display you will change.
• Clear Label Permanent: a see-through film, so the decal shows no border on glass.
• Uncoated, Semi-Gloss and Hi-Gloss Label: paper stocks for boxes, shelves and indoor panels that stay dry.

For a mixed order, say permanent vinyl for the shop door and a paper label for the boxes inside, place a separate order for each material so every decal goes on the stock that suits its surface.

What to Order for Durable Vinyl Decals

• Material: White Vinyl Permanent for a decal that stays, White Vinyl Repositionable for one you will move.
• Size and cut: 16 sizes from 2" x 2" to 11" x 11" or a custom size, with straight corners, 1/8" rounded corners, or Custom Shape Basic or Complex.
• File: full color artwork for the front, with a cut line for a custom shape.
• Proof: Straight To Production, a Free Online Proof, a printed hardcopy proof, or a hardcopy proof die cut to size to test the shape before the run.
• Quantity: 25 to 100,000 in one order, with up to 24 sets when you need several designs.

Three choices decide how well a vinyl decal does its job.

Match the material to the surface

Start with the material. White Vinyl Permanent grips hard and stays put for long-term signage on glass, metal or plastic. White Vinyl Repositionable lifts and moves without tearing or leaving residue, so choose it for temporary displays and anything you might reposition. Clear Label Permanent prints on a see-through film for a borderless look on glass, and the uncoated, semi-gloss and hi-gloss labels cover flatter, indoor jobs. When the decal is headed for a vehicle, the Car Decals carry the same idea onto paint and glass built to take the road.

Cut it to your shape

A custom die-cut shape traces your artwork, so the finished decal follows the edge of your logo and reads as a brand mark on the surface. Straight corners keep a rectangle clean, 1/8" rounded corners soften the edges, and ordering on sheets adds kiss-cut so each decal peels off the backing one at a time.

Start from a press-ready blank

If your art is ready, download a blank and go straight to setup. The blank decal template is drawn at the real trim size with the bleed and safe margin marked, so nothing sits too close to the cut. Place your art and upload.

How Much Do Vinyl Decals Cost

Vinyl decals start at $93.37 per set of 25, and the per-decal price keeps dropping as the quantity climbs across 41 tiers toward 100,000, so the cost per decal depends on the size of the run. A set of 700 runs $170.25, about 24 cents each, and a 6,000 run drops to about 11 cents apiece. Set your count on the slider below to see the set total and the per-decal cost at that number.

How Do Vinyl Decals Compare to the Rest of the Range

Vinyl decals suit branding that has to last and follow a shape. If you are also looking at a window-specific cut, a vehicle decal or a die-cut outline, the chart below puts vinyl decals beside their closest siblings with the starting price of each.

How Fast Can You Get Vinyl Decals

Vinyl decals print on a 5 business day standard turnaround, and when a date sneaks up you can move that to 4-day, 3-day, 2-day, or even Next-Day production. Each step buys back time for a set amount on top of the base price, so you only pay for speed when you actually need it. You pick the turnaround right in the configurator and see exactly what the rush adds before you commit.

See the Rest of Our Decals

The cards below show the window, vehicle and die-cut decals, each with its starting price and a link to its product page. The family page is decals printing, and the full print product range lists everything else we print.

Print Your Vinyl Decals Today

At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it's backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Whatever material, size, or cut shape you pick, these vinyl decals are built to peel clean, stick fast, and hold their color where you put them. Need them before a launch or an install? Rush production runs all the way down to Next-Day. Print your vinyl decals today.