
Custom Spring Acrylic Standee
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A standee is both printed artwork and a physical assembly. The upright contour, tab, base slot, material thickness and center of gravity need to be planned together so the finished display reads clearly, assembles correctly and remains stable. Choose a single upright, multi-piece scene, spring construction or another listed format, then choose the height, print direction, acrylic finish, base style and quantity, and design it in the online editor. Production follows the editor preview and the specs at checkout, with no separate proof, so check the outline, white ink, base and viewing direction in the preview before you order. Custom acrylic sheets are reviewed before ordering instead, and the design is confirmed in that review.
| Format | Choose it when | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Single upright | A compact character or logo display is enough | Contour, tab, slot and center of gravity |
| Combo scene | Characters, props or layers need separate depth | Piece order, slot labels and overlap |
| Spring or full bleed | Movement or edge-to-edge color defines the concept | Clearance, safe area and finished silhouette |
AI, PDF, PSD and transparent PNG files are accepted. Vector or layered artwork is preferred; prepare raster files at 300 DPI in CMYK and outline important fonts. Keep each upright, the base artwork, white ink and special effects on separate, clearly named layers or files.
Standee size follows the longest finished edge and includes the acrylic border, not only the printed artwork. Keep important details inside the safe area. For a full-bleed design, extend the background beyond the intended trim so the edge-to-edge cut line stays accurate.
Single-sided artwork normally uses white ink behind the front print. Repeating the same design on the reverse can create a mirrored result; if the artwork contains text, directional details or a true back view, upload separate front and back files that share the same outer shape. Base artwork is confirmed separately.
The upright tab and base slot are made to match so the finished parts assemble securely. Confirm the base shape, slot position and viewing direction before you order. Align the tab carefully on a flat surface and press evenly; do not force a tight or angled piece into the base.
Yes, selected combo styles can place several upright pieces on one custom base. Available piece count depends on the base size, slot spacing, artwork width and center of gravity. Leave enough space to avoid visual overlap, and mark the intended front-to-back order when pieces are layered.
Use CMYK artwork and include a Pantone reference when a brand color is critical. White ink makes printed areas more opaque, while areas without it allow clear acrylic or special material to show through. Put transparency, gradients, holographic masks and other effects on separate named layers.
There is no separate proof for standees designed in the editor. The live preview shows the finished size, cut line, white ink and finish, automatic checks flag problems such as low resolution, and production follows that preview and the specs on your order. Products made outside the editor are confirmed in design review, and an approved design can be ordered as a single sample; bulk orders agreed by email can arrange a pre-production sample. Remove protective film from both upright and base after inspection, assemble gently, and clean with a soft microfiber cloth.
Yes. Name every upright and base file clearly and assign the required quantity to each design. Size, number of pieces, print sides, special effects, base construction, quantity and packing method affect the final schedule and price. After you order, parts are printed, cut, matched, inspected and packed to the confirmed order specs.
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