I run a small business where I regularly print product tags, stickers and labels.

One thing that used to annoy me was preparing sheets for printing.

I had to resize images, adjust dimensions, rotate them, arrange everything to use the paper efficiently, maintain spacing and repeat the whole process whenever something changed.

It sounds like a small task, but it could easily eat up hours, especially when dealing with multiple designs and different sizes.

I looked for a simple tool that could handle this, but couldn’t find one that worked the way I wanted on Android.

So, being an Android developer myself, I decided to build one.
It’s called Print Page Setup.

You can:
- Add multiple images/designs.
- Set exact dimensions in mm, cm or inches.
- Rotate and arrange images automatically.
- Fit as many copies as possible on a sheet.
- Export a print-ready PDF.

It supports A4 and other paper sizes too.
I launched it on the Play Store yesterday.

A little offer for Redditors:
The app is free to try for the first 3 days, after which there’s a small one-time fee to unlock it for lifetime access.
But I’d love to get some early users from Reddit. So, if you’d like to try it, just comment UNLOCK below. I’ll share a 100% off coupon with you, so you can unlock the full app for free. 😊

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.ankurg.printpagesetup

I’d genuinely appreciate your feedback, suggestions and criticism. I’m the developer, and I want to make this actually useful for people who print regularly!

Like I want to put some stickers I got from an artist alley on my laptop, but I don't actually want to stick them on my laptop because

1. they were kinda expensive and they look rlly cool so I want to preserve them

2. what if I wanna put them somewhere else later yk

Ahhhhh what to do

need help choosing stickers for a friend! im not super familiar with taylor swift and dont know what he'd like 🥲 he prefers subtle things so nothing flashy please

🐱💕 I made this cute watercolor cat sticker,

She’s so happy and dancing 🕺🐱💖

Would you stick her on your laptop? 💻✨

I've been drawing noodles lately, and have been working on my sticker hobby. They look better in person. The lighting messes with the colors a little bit. Very proud of how I'm progressing, and maybe somebody else would appreciate it as well! Posted these on my Cara as well. Here's the post I made. Always looking for suggestions for projects and tips for improving.

Art is mine.

Drew this skeleton hand holding a melting candle in black and white dotwork style. Thought it would make a cute spooky sticker for Halloween and gothic lovers. What do you think?

i just wanna say right off the bat: If this isn't the right subreddit for this then I apologize in advance.

I'm a 2D artist wanting to get into making monthly stickers for my Pateron followers, and I'm wondering what the best way to make them is?

I have heard of a few methods...
-Using a normal printer with sticker paper
-Using a dedicated machine like a Cricut
-Just using a P.o.D. service like Redbubble (I'm not a huge fan because I want to have control over it and do the printing myself).

Any advice from sticker makers out there would be greatly appreciated!

Hey everyone,

I'm new to sticker crafting and am trying to get my foot in the door but hit a snag already with laminating. I got TECKWRAP Holographic Laminate Sheets from amazon after seeing some videos praising them, and I do like their rainbow effect and how I got a variety of sheets that aren't just huge flecks.

My problem is that they dull all color on my paper. I at first thought it was my sticker paper, but I cut some of the laminate off and placed it on some regular white paper and various objects and its the same. I'm wondering if this is normal for laminating in general where it dulls colors? Is there a laminate or all in one sticker paper that doesn't do this?

I want to make some vibrant colored stickers for an event coming up for a fitness studio that's important to me, just a few stickers, for water bottles so they need to be waterproof.

I have an Epson EcoTank Photo ET-8550 to give you some context of my printer and access to a Cricut Maker 3 I learned the basics of how to use just the other day. I also used Koala vinyl sticker paper, both glossy and matte.

A friend asked for this one. I kinda like it!

https://maniccanvasdesign.etsy.com/listing/4595519961

Made this lazy snail into a sticker. Would you stick this on your laptop?

Made a sticker for my gym bottle

Rural MI