Sticker designer with cut lines for your plotter

The customer picks a line style: along the edge (exactly around the letters, including their counters), precise, smooth or oval, plus a white border of 1.5, 3 or 5 mm. A white image background is not counted in the contour, because white is not printed on white vinyl.

From a photo with a background, such as a sticker sheet or a figure against the sky, the designer cuts out elements with an outline function. It detects edges, the background colour or the object via AI, with sliders and a live preview. A brush fixes what the automatic detection missed.

Before saving, the designer checks the line. It warns when the cut would produce several separate pieces or has areas narrower than 1 mm, and marks them in red.

• One sticker per file. The file is one sticker with its cut line.
• Roll, length from quantity. The customer designs one sticker and the designer repeats it. You set the roll width, e.g. 1360 mm, and the length follows from the ordered quantity. A PDF page is at most 5080 mm; larger orders get more pages.
• Fixed sheet, e.g. A3. As many sheets as needed.
• Customer lays out the sheet. Different stickers on one sheet, each with its own cut line.

A 5 mm gap and a 0 margin give a file area that matches a common price formula: (size + 5 mm) × quantity.

The cut line link is in the order comment, and the panel has a cut file button next to each design. In your RIP or plotter software (Roland, Mimaki, Summa, Graphtec) load the cut file as a cut path or merge it with the print file as a layer. Coordinates are 1:1, so nothing needs moving.

In IdoSell shops the shape, diameter, size and quantity can come from product parameters, and the shop’s formula calculates the price.