Sticker Bleed & Border

Give your sticker a clean edge, with room for the cut.

Artwork stays on your device.
No upload. No sign-up.

1 Size the sticker

Ready-made example

UnitsArtwork width mm

Border mmBleed mm

Border color

Border is inside the cut. Bleed extends beyond it. The page includes the whole image, bleed and 1 mm of clear padding. PNGs keep their proportions; plain SVG contours become solid artwork.

2 Fill the bleed

Extend the edge withSafe inset mm Keep inside holes

Green marks a suggested safe inset, not extra artwork. Narrow holes may fill with bleed pixels beyond the cut; check the finished cut shape, too. These references do not set cutter compensation.

3 Check the cut

Cut offset X mmCut offset Y mm

Soften corners mmSimplify path mm

Alpha threshold (1–254)

Size, border, bleed, offset, hole and threshold changes rebuild a manually edited contour. Undo keeps the previous version. Fine details use a sampled outline; inspect before cutting.

Edit cut nodes

Your finished sticker

File typeResolution

Cut line Safe inset100%

Preparing edges…

The print PNG includes real bleed pixels, not the pink or green guides. SVG keeps artwork and cut paths in separate groups; turn off CutContour for printing. Both use the same full-page origin. Print the proof at 100%; Save as PDF is available in the print dialog.

Border inside. Bleed outside.

A border is part of the sticker you keep. Bleed gives the printer extra color beyond the cut, so small alignment changes are less likely to leave an unwanted sliver. Set each in physical units, then inspect holes and tight corners before downloading.

How is the color extended?

Edge color repeats the nearest color inside the cut. Mirror reflects a nearby interior pixel; if a narrow shape has no valid reflected pixel, it falls back to the nearest edge. Solid fill uses the color you choose. These are actual output pixels. A wide white border naturally produces white edge bleed.

What do the guides guarantee?

They describe your chosen geometry, not a cutter’s accuracy. The cut follows sampled transparency with the simplification and corner softening you set. The safe inset is measured from outer edges and holes at output pixel resolution. Empty safe areas and invalid crossing paths are reported, not silently repaired.

Which files can I open?

One PNG up to 25 MB and 24 megapixels, or a plain closed SVG contour under 500 KB. SVGs with scripts, external resources or unapplied transforms are refused. Maximum output is 8 megapixels. Save a project ZIP to keep original PNGs with your settings. Drafts alone do not preserve image bytes, and nothing is uploaded.