How does light reflect off glitter material?

Glitter material is a holographic film with many small, overlapping dots. Each dot catches and reflects light, which creates a rainbow sparkle that changes as you move the sticker or the light source.

The effect is part of the film itself, so there's no loose glitter.

What it works best for

• Bold, simple designs: The dots are small and dense, so they can hide fine details. Large shapes and bold colors get the most sparkle.

• Highlighting parts of a design: Let the glitter show in a logo or a few elements and print the rest solid with white ink underneath.

Common uses

Glitter is popular for festive and playful designs, such as event promotions, holiday stickers, party favors, decorations and kids' products. The sparkle is visible from a distance.

Compare with other effects

• What's the difference between prismatic and glitter material?

• Prismatic stickers, Pixie Dust stickers and Holographic stickers