Star on GitHub How to print your laptop stickers
The editor exports your design at true size, so what you see is what gets cut. Pick the route that matches what you have: a print shop, a Cricut, or a Silhouette.
6 MIN READ · UPDATED OCT 20261. Export from the editor
Open your design, press Export, and choose the file that fits how you’ll print. All three use the same layout and the same sticker sizes.
| FILE | WHAT IT’S FOR | USE WITH |
|---|---|---|
| PNG · Image | Sharp image for posting anywhere | Posting, tracing in Silhouette |
| SVG · Vector | Every sticker stays editable in Figma | Cricut, Figma |
| PDF · Print | True size for a print shop, with optional cut lines | Print shops |
2. Check the size
Printers love to “fit to page”, which quietly shrinks everything. Always print at 100% scale.
| LAPTOP | AREA | STICKER SIZE |
|---|---|---|
| MacBook Air 13″ | 304 × 215 mm | 45–60 mm |
| MacBook Air 15″ | 340 × 238 mm | 50–70 mm |
| MacBook Air 13″ (M1) | 304 × 212 mm | 45–60 mm |
| MacBook Pro 14″ | 313 × 221 mm | 45–65 mm |
| MacBook Pro 16″ | 356 × 248 mm | 55–70 mm |
| MacBook Pro 13″ (M1/M2) | 304 × 212 mm | 45–60 mm |
3. Print and cut
- 1 Upload the PDF. It’s true size with cut lines, so most shops can print it as is.
- 2 Pick vinyl, matte or gloss. Ask for a laminate if the laptop travels a lot. It stops scuffs.
- 3 Ask for “kiss cut”, not “die cut”. Kiss cut keeps every sticker on one backing sheet, in your layout.
- 4 Order one sheet first. Check colors and edges before printing for the whole team.
4. Stick it on
Wipe the laptop with a little isopropyl alcohol and let it dry. Start from the center sticker and work outward, following the layout you see in the editor. Press each one from the middle to the edges to push out air.
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