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Our Vinyl Decals

Crisp, Background-Free Results

Your lettering is cut from solid-colour vinyl with no background, pre-spaced and supplied with transfer tape for easy, accurate application.

Fast Turnaround

Most orders ship within 1 business day. Flat-rate shipping available Australia-wide.

Durable, Professional Finish

We use premium vinyl, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Weather-resistant, UV-stable, and built to last.

Multiple Colour & Size Options

Choose from a range of vinyl colours, finishes (matt/gloss), and custom dimensions to suit your application.

Precision Cut Technology

Your design is cut directly from a solid-colour vinyl sheet for a sharp, durable result with clean edges.

Send Us Your File

Simply upload your artwork and we'll handle the rest. We cut exactly to your design. Get in touch if you need support.

Important: Colour accuracy notice

On-screen colours are indicative only. Actual vinyl colours may vary due to screen calibration, lighting conditions, material properties, and manufacturing variations.

You're welcome to visit our store to view physical colour samples before placing your order.

White Gloss

Almond

Pink

Lemon

Marigold

Burnt Orange

Ruby

Burgundy

Olympic

Ultramarine

Violet

Lime

Mid Green

Green

Clear

Bronze

Gold

Gold Mirror

Silver

Black Gloss & Matt

What works best for vinyl decals

Vinyl decals are perfect for creating professional, durable signage. Follow our guidelines below to ensure your design cuts perfectly.

Text-based designs

Business names, words, simple logos

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Clean shapes

Solid colours and crisp edges

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Simple layouts

Bold, straightforward designs

Do’s and Don’ts for Designing Text for Vinyl Decals

Vinyl decals are cut, not printed, so the best designs use bold lettering, clean shapes and clear spacing. Very thin lines, intricate fonts and tiny details can be difficult to cut and may not apply well. See below for some examples of best-practice vinyl decal text.

Vinyl decal text examples

Use these examples as a guide when preparing your artwork.

Good Vinyl Font example

Bold strokes and simple shapes are easiest to cut and apply.

Average Vinyl Font example

Thinner strokes can work, but these need larger sizes and require a careful application.

Poor Vinyl Font example

Ultra-thin details are difficult to apply and may not last well. This would not be printed due to these limitations.

Important: Because decals are cut from a single sheet of coloured vinyl, colour options are limited to our preset vinyl colours rather than custom CMYK or RGB mixes.

Artwork & File Setup Guidelines

Accepted file formats

We recommend supplying your artwork as:

SVG AI (Adobe Illustrator) PDF (vector-based)

These formats preserve vector paths, which are essential for vinyl cutting.

Text & outlines (vector artwork)

If your design includes text, it must be converted to vector shapes (outlines) before upload. This ensures your lettering cuts exactly as intended.

Adobe Illustrator:

Select your text → Type → Create Outlines

Inkscape:

Select your text → Path → Object to Path

Once outlined, text becomes a shape rather than editable text, allowing it to cut correctly.

Canva files

⚠ Designing in Canva

Canva designs often export as raster images, which are not suitable for vinyl cutting.

If you are using Canva:

Export your design as a .SVG
Ensure it is simple, high-contrast. Text-based or line art.
Be aware that raster images may not be suitable for detailed or small lettering

Best practice

If possible, recreating your design in a vector program is strongly recommended for best results.

Raster images

❌ Not suitable

Photographs or raster-only artwork (e.g. JPGs) are not suitable for cut vinyl decals. Vinyl cutting requires vector paths, not pixels.

Size & line thickness

Minimum recommended stroke / letter thickness: 2mm

Very thin lines, fine details, and delicate serif fonts can be difficult to cut, weed, and apply. The thinner and smaller your design elements are, the harder they are to apply cleanly and the less durable they may be over time. Thicker strokes provide more adhesive surface area, which improves adhesion and longevity.