Reversed Stickers

“Reversed” means the design is printed backwards (mirror image) onto a clear film, with a layer of white material behind the print. When the sticker is placed on the inside of a window, the image looks the right way when viewed from the outside. The white backing layer makes the colours appear bright and solid instead of see-through. This printing method keeps the artwork protected behind the glass while giving a clean, polished look from the outside.

We don’t provide design or artwork setup services because we’re a trade-only printer. Our focus is purely on production. However, our system automatically checks for common file issues—like missing bleed, trim boxes, or scaling errors to keep your jobs moving quickly through prepress and into print.

Reversed Sticker pricing is based on a true cost, linear metre driven production model rather than square metre estimates. These stickers are produced in continuous runs, often allowing multiple units to be nested across the width of the stock before additional linear metres are required. Pricing may therefore remain steady across certain quantities and only increase when the next row or length of material is needed. This reflects the real cost of material usage, specialised printing processes, finishing, and waste handling, ensuring fair and transparent pricing. By avoiding per-unit pricing, this model provides more predictable costs and better outcomes for trade customers on well planned layouts.

No. Reversed sticker orders must be submitted using the materials, print configurations, and turnaround times available in our system at the time of ordering, and we’re unable to make one-off adjustments outside of those options. Reversed printing requires specific production steps to ensure correct orientation, ink density, and readability when applied, and our system reflects what we can produce consistently and accurately at scale. We do not offer manual overrides for individual reversed jobs, as this impacts quality assurance and workflow reliability. If you see a recurring requirement or broader customer demand, we welcome that feedback for long-term consideration.

No. Always supply artwork in its normal orientation. We handle the mirroring on our end as part of our automated production process, ensuring the final print reads correctly when viewed from outside the glass.