Vinyl lettering is made using adhesive vinyl. This window decal technique uses positive and negative space to create a clean, modern design without covering the entire window with vinyl. The vinyl is precisely cut to form your lettering, shapes, or artwork, while the open areas allow the glass to remain visible.
It’s a great option when you want to decorate and add branding to your windows while still allowing people to see inside and natural light to come through. This creates an attractive storefront without making the window feel closed off or completely covered.
Where Can Vinyl Lettering Be Used?
- Office Doors
- Vehicle Lettering
- Warehouse Signs
- Glass Partitions
- Directional Signs
Design & File Requirements
Preferred file formats:
- Adobe Illustrator (AI)
- EPS
- SVG
- Vector PDF (PDF)
Design requirements:
- Artwork should be vector-based and have clean, simple shapes.
- Text should be converted to outlines/paths.
- Please specify the vinyl color you would like.
- For multi-color designs, please indicate the desired colors for each part of the design.
- Avoid very thin lines or extremely small details, as they may be difficult to cut and weed.
- Please provide the final size (width × height) of the lettering or design.
Don’t have a vector file?
• No design yet? No problem! If you’re still trying to figure out what to do with your windows, 1991 Printing can help you create a design that fits your space and style.
• If you already have artwork, simply send us the highest-quality file or image you have, and we’ll review it to determine if it can be converted into a cut-ready file.
• Design assistance is available for customers who need help creating their window graphics.
