
Decals for the interior glass in a building: meeting-room fronts, glass partitions, reception screens, internal doors and display cases. Room names and numbers, department branding, the manifestation dots and bands that stop people walking into a glass door, wayfinding, and messaging that changes with the campaign.
Three films, and the choice is really about how much glass you want to see. White Spot On is opaque white, so the artwork reads as a solid printed shape sitting on the glass. Clear Spot On is clear — only the ink shows. Optically Clear Vinyl is the clearest of the three, for when you want the carrier film to disappear entirely and leave nothing but the artwork. All three are self-adhesive printed vinyls, not etched or sandblasted glass.
Interior glass usually gets looked at from both sides, which is why Reverse Printed is worth knowing about here. The artwork is mirrored so it can be applied to the far face of the glass and still read correctly from the side that matters. That puts the glass in front of the ink: the graphic cannot be picked at by passing hands, and the surface stays easy to clean. Tell us which face you are applying to and we will print it the right way round.
Printed White adds a white ink layer under the colours on the clear films. Without it, colours over clear film are see-through and will pick up whatever is behind the glass; with it, they stay solid. It is also what lets a design have both a solid element and a genuinely clear window in the same decal.
Lamination in gloss, matte, optically clear, dry erase or anti-graffiti, and contour cut for room-name plaques, shaped logos, dot patterns and anything that is not a rectangle. Order by entering the width and height of the finished decal. What arrives is the printed decal itself, cut to the size you ordered on its backing sheet and ready to apply; installation is not included.
Two honest cautions. This is an interior product — for anything applied to the outside face of a street-facing window, or otherwise exposed to weather, order Exterior Window Decals, which carries the films chosen for that job. And on the clear films, whatever sits behind the glass shows through your artwork: a busy corridor or a bright window behind a delicate design will compete with it. If the background is busy, either pick the white film or use Printed White behind the type.



- Use the product template or file setup guide when one is provided.
- Remove all hidden layers, guides, dielines or artwork that is not intended to print.
- Submit each project as a single, print-ready PDF. For multi-page files, all pages should be the same size and placed in the correct order.
- Make sure the file dimensions and orientation match the product being ordered.
- Avoid placing borders too close to the finished edge, as minor movement during trimming may make them appear uneven.
- For bleed, follow the margins provided in the product template. Keep important text, logos and design elements safely inside the trim line.
- Artwork should be high resolution, set to CMYK and supplied at 300 DPI whenever possible.
- Use C0, M0, Y0, K100 for small black text. For larger areas of deep black, use C30, M20, Y20, K100.
- Convert all fonts to outlines or ensure they are properly embedded in the PDF.
- Review your artwork carefully before uploading. Files are printed using the information provided, and colour may appear differently on screen than it does in print.
To start, select the product size, preview the design guidelines, download the guidelines for reference, and proceed with the customization options.
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