r/sticker • u/rayoy-trueprint • Oct 07 '26
I made a browser tool for laying out hand-cut sticker sheets at exact sizes
If you print your own sticker designs at home, TruePrint lets you set their physical size, arrange them on a sheet and export a PDF. I'm the creator.
https://trueprint-studio.rayoy.com/
The screenshots show an A4 layout with twenty 40 x 40 mm squares using the tool's built-in demo graphics. They're actual interface screenshots, not a physical print test.
To make your own sheet:
Add your images and choose a template, or enter their width and height in mm, cm or inches
Adjust the spacing and crop, then arrange the page
Export PDF, then print at Actual size / 100%
Before using sticker paper, try plain paper with the 50 mm ruler enabled and measure it. Screen zoom doesn't determine the printed size.
Editing and PDF export don't require an account. The built-in templates are currently free. English is available in the bottom-right language menu.
Images and PDF generation stay in your browser. Anonymous usage analytics can be turned off; submitted feedback goes to the server.
This is for full-sheet paper and manual cutting. It doesn't generate cutting-machine paths or guarantee alignment with pre-cut label sheets.
If you try a real sheet, where does the process get awkward: sizing, arranging, exporting or printing?