Labels
Wrapid labels are roll, pressure-sensitive labels on white or silver metallic BOPP, finished matte, glossy, or matte with spot gloss UV, and die-cut to any size or shape. Design free with AI, share face stock, finish, and quantity details, then request a custom quote prepared by our packaging specialists.
Labels are the fastest way to rebrand or launch a product without retooling a box or bag — a die-cut adhesive label applies to an off-the-shelf bottle, jar, pouch, or mailer. Wrapid helps you design label artwork and die shape in the browser with free AI design and expert ideation, collect project details, and request a custom quote. Production is routed through our vetted manufacturing network after specialists review your specs.
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If AI-generated art is submitted and needs to be recreated for print, an additional art fee will be quoted and approved before work begins. Not all AI-generated artwork is print ready.
Full art submission guidelines (PDF)Common use cases
Bottles and jars
BOPP with a gloss AQ finish is a standard spec for anything that gets handled wet — skincare, beverage, and food jars — because it resists moisture and oil without the adhesive lifting.
Custom die shapes
A contour die-cut shape (not a plain rectangle or circle) reads as a bigger design investment than it costs. Tooling is typically a one-time charge on the first order — not a recurring per-unit fee — and is confirmed in your custom quote.
Supplier switches and rebrands
If you're relabeling an existing bottle or container, matching die shape and adhesive type is the fastest path — share the current spec when you request a quote and our specialists will match it where possible.
Labels FAQ
- What's the minimum order quantity for labels?
- Most standard shapes start around 1,000 units per SKU. Custom die shapes may carry a one-time tooling charge, which specialists itemize in your custom quote — not as a surprise after the fact.
- What's the difference between white and silver BOPP labels?
- Both are durable BOPP films that resist water, oil, and abrasion. White BOPP is the everyday choice and prints CMYK. Silver metallic BOPP gives a reflective metallic base and prints CMYK plus a white ink layer, so you can hold true colors over the metal or leave areas exposed for a chrome effect.
- Can you match my current label's die shape?
- Yes. If you're switching suppliers, send your current label shape and adhesive type with your project details so we can match it where possible and keep your existing bottle or container tooling.
- Do you offer roll labels for high-speed application equipment?
- Yes, roll format is available alongside sheet format. Roll orientation and core size are confirmed against your applicator during the proofing step before production is scheduled.
- How long does a label order take?
- Standard runs are typically 10–15 business days from proof approval to ship. Custom die shapes may add tooling time on the first order only; specialists confirm the full timeline in your custom quote.
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Freight is additional and quoted separately.