Custom markings for scale models

Model car decals are printed from the artwork you upload, so you can recreate a livery, a sponsor-style badge, a race number or a logo of your own for a scale model, a diorama or a display case. The same page works for a club that wants a matching set across several builds. If the livery belongs to a real team or brand, only upload it if you have permission to reproduce it, since our terms put that responsibility on the person ordering. Different numbers or names across a club's cars are separate designs.

Know the minimum size

Each sticker ordered here must be at least 1 inch wide and 1 inch high, and the presets are squares from 2 to 5 inches. That suits larger scales, display bases and model boxes. For smaller markings, sticker sheets hold several designs on one sheet. Measure the model's panels before choosing, and compare the size with the model when you review your proof.

Artwork at small sizes

Fine lines and small lettering are the first things to disappear at model scale, so view the design at its actual printed size before ordering. Vector artwork keeps edges crisp; for an image, use one that is 300 DPI at the finished size.

Plan where each marking goes using reference photos or the kit's instructions, and list the sizes you need before ordering. Model panels are small and often glossy, so clean them gently, handle each sticker by its edges, and position it carefully before pressing down, because there is little room to adjust.

Quantities start at 25 and go up to 5,000, with the price per sticker shown for each, and nothing is printed until you approve the free online proof.

Questions about model car decals