Custom Window Stickers that turn glass into advertising

Window sticker buying guide

Getting window stickers right first time

Window stickers have one detail that trips up many orders: which side of the glass they go on. Decide that first, and the rest falls into place.

Why choose custom window stickers?

Window graphics tell people what you do before they walk through the door. For shops, cafés, salons and offices, they are a low-cost way to communicate brand, opening hours, services and promotions to everyone who passes.

Unlike signage that requires planning permission or installation, most window stickers can be applied by hand and updated whenever your offers change.

Popular uses for window stickers

Window stickers are used for:

Coffee shops and restaurants often use window stickers to show menus, delivery partners and hygiene ratings, while estate agents and salons use them for services and prices that can be updated as they change.

• Shop fronts – logos, brand names and product categories.
• Opening hours and contact details – on doors and entrances.
• Promotions and sales – temporary offers and seasonal campaigns.
• Offices and clinics – privacy strips and frosted-effect panels.
• Safety and compliance signs – no smoking, CCTV and accessibility notices.

Materials, shapes and sizes

Clear vinyl lets the glass show through for a printed-on look, while white vinyl gives colours full opacity and readability against dark interiors. Frosted-effect materials obscure the view for privacy, and static clings hold without adhesive, making them easy to move and reuse.

Window stickers can be any size, from small door signs to large display graphics. Measure the glass carefully and allow a margin from frames and seals.

Glass type matters too. Standard float glass takes vinyl and static clings easily, but heavily textured, patterned or coated glass can prevent a good bond, so mention any unusual glazing when you request a quote.

Inside or outside the glass?

Stickers applied to the outside of a window are printed normally and are easy to read, but they are exposed to weather and cleaning. Stickers applied to the inside are protected, but must be printed as a mirror image with the design facing outwards so they read correctly from the street.

Tell us which side of the glass you plan to use when you request a quote. It changes how the artwork is prepared, so it is important to confirm before printing.

How window stickers help your business

A clear, well-designed window display draws attention, sets expectations and answers the questions people ask before they come in: what you sell, when you are open and whether there is an offer on today.

Because window stickers are easy to change, they also let you keep displays fresh through the year, from spring promotions to Christmas trading.

Why businesses choose AStickerPrinting for window stickers

We confirm which side of the glass your stickers will go on, prepare the artwork to read correctly, and send a PDF proof before production. That check prevents the most common and costly window sticker mistake: a design that reads backwards.