The biggest difference between these decals is the material used.

Vinyl window decals: Our most popular signage option. Designed to last in extreme temperatures. Best for indoor and outdoor use.

Perforated window decals: Provides privacy on busy streets. Outside glass only. Best for outdoor use. See more here.

Window cling decals: Adhesive free. Recommended for short-term use such as seasonable sales, special offers and new products. Indoor use only. See more here.

Yes, we do. In addition to offering our standard square and rectangular shapes, you can now upload a custom one. You can design your custom shape to fit an area small as 5" x 5" or as large as 36" x 48".

Yes. Inside-glass decals are also known as second surface custom window decals. Similarly, outside-glass decals are sometimes referred to as first surface decals.

We recommend the “wet application” method:

1. Clean: Make sure your window is clear of dust or particles
2. Wet: Cover the window with a mix of warm water and washing up liquid.
3. Apply: Peel your decal off the backing before you place it on the window.
4. Smooth: Start from the center of the decal and use a flat edge (like a credit card) to remove any bubbles.

Yes. To reposition your decal, just peel it off the glass and follow the steps outlined in our application guide above.

We don’t recommend it. Our window decals are designed for use on flat glass.

We don’t recommend doing so. While our vinyl window stickers can be repositioned easily, transporting and storing them for events can lead to dust and debris, which causes bubbling.

These window decals are made of premium vinyl material with a clear gloss finish. They are weather resistant and semi-permanent, but the adhesive allows for residue-free removal. We also have other decals such as window clings and perforated for different uses.

Yes – We recommend applying your vinyl adhesive in mild weather. Still, our decals can resist temperatures from -40° F to 225° F.

To ensure the best quality for custom-shaped products, please follow these design guidelines:

1. Avoid small, floating elements
2. Avoid very fine lines and detail
3. Keep edges smooth and simple
4. Upload high-resolution artwork
5. Keep important text or parts of your design away from the safety lines laid out in the design tool

No, there’s no need to invert your design. Whether you choose an inside or outside application, text and graphics should be submitted in a left to right reading orientation.