Round sticker template
Circles are the most-ordered sticker shape: they suit logos, seals, envelope closures and packaging. The template uses text that curves around the top and bottom edge, which you can re-word, re-colour or straighten.
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Common sizes
| Use | Size |
|---|---|
| Envelope seal | 1–1.5 in |
| Packaging / thank-you | 2 in |
| Logo sticker | 3 in |
| Jar lid (wide mouth) | 3 in |
| Large badge | 4 in |
Tips that make it print well
- Curve slider: arch up for text along the top, arch down for text along the bottom.
- Leave about 1/8 in between curved text and the edge; curved letters can look closer to the edge than they are.
- Add a border in a contrasting colour so small print misalignment is less visible.
- For sheets of small seals, use the printable sheet tool; around 80 one-inch circles fit on a Letter page.
Questions people ask
How do I curve text on a round sticker?
Select the text layer and move the Curve slider. Right arches the text up along the top of the circle, left arches it down along the bottom. Letter spacing helps tighter curves read cleanly.
What size round sticker should I use for packaging?
Two inches is the usual size for a thank-you or logo seal on a mailer or box. Go 1.5 in for envelopes and 3 in when the sticker is the main branding.
Can I print round stickers on Avery-style label sheets?
Yes, but the positions must match the sheet exactly. The easier route is full-sheet sticker paper plus a cutter or a circle punch.