Window graphics

Lettering, frost and graphics for your storefront glass.

Window graphics in Columbus for storefronts, offices and work vans. Hours, logo, frosted privacy vinyl, clings and see-through perforated film. Your glass is the first thing people see, so put it to work.

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Quote back within 24 hours. Small first orders welcome. First order? Design and setup are free.

White QR code decal with scan-me lettering on a glass storefront door

Starting prices

What it costs to start

Real numbers, so you know where you stand before you call. Your exact price depends on size, quantity and finish.

Storefront hours and logo lettering

One door or window, cut vinyl, installed

from$149

100 vinyl decals

3 x 3, cut to shape, outdoor vinyl

from$85

Starting prices for the spec shown. Your quote comes back within 24 hours with your exact size, quantity and finish. Bigger runs cost less per piece.

Window graphics

What we make

Storefront window lettering

Business name, logo, phone and website in cut vinyl on the glass.

Hours decals

Store hours on the door in clean white or black vinyl, set up so a change doesn't mean redoing the whole door.

Frosted glass vinyl

An etched-glass look for logos on doors and privacy bands on office and exam room glass.

Perforated one-way window film

A full-color graphic on the outside. From inside, you can still see out.

Window clings

Static clings with no adhesive. Easy to move and reuse for seasonal promos and sales.

Rear window perf for vehicles

Perforated graphics for the back glass of vans, SUVs and trucks.

QR code window decals

A scan-to-order, scan-to-book or scan-to-review code on the door or window.

Start small

Your first order can be a small one.

Everything here is custom, so try a short run first. See how it looks on the product, the truck or the wall. When it works, reorder bigger and the price per piece drops.

What should go on a storefront window?

Start with what someone needs from the sidewalk or the parking lot: your name, what you do, your hours and how to reach you. That's it. A window crowded with copy gets ignored. If you're in a strip center, your glass may be the only sign you fully control, so make it count.

Put the name and logo at eye level or above, where it reads from the street. Hours go on the door near the handle, where people look when they're deciding whether to pull. A phone number or website belongs where someone can read it after closing time.

Storefront hours and logo lettering on one door or window starts at $149, installed. I'll mock it up on a photo of your glass so you see it before anything is cut.

Frosted vinyl, window clings or perforated film?

Frosted vinyl gives glass an etched look for much less than real etching. Use it for a logo on a glass door, or a privacy band across an office or exam room window so people can't see straight in. Light still comes through.

Window clings hold on with static, not glue. They come off clean and can go back up next season, which makes them the right call for sales, holidays and promos you'll swap out.

Perforated window film is printed on the outside and full of tiny holes. From outside you see the graphic. From inside you can still see out. It's the go-to for full-window graphics on storefronts and van back glass. It works best when it's brighter outside than inside, and it's harder to see through when the glass is wet.

Perforated window film with white lettering across the rear doors of a silver van

Inside or outside the glass?

Most storefront lettering goes on the inside of the glass, reversed so it reads right from the street. It's out of the weather, out of reach of scrapers and squeegees, and it lasts longer for it.

Some jobs belong outside. Tinted or reflective glass can hide graphics applied on the inside, and perforated film usually goes on the outside so the print shows. I'll look at your glass and tell you which side makes sense.

On vehicles, perf goes on the back glass and rear side windows. I keep it off the windshield and front door windows, because state law limits what can go there. That applies to work vans all over Central Ohio, so it's worth knowing before you design the back of the van.

Who orders this

Good for

Restaurants, coffee shops and bars
Dental and medical offices
Salons, spas and gyms
Retail shops and boutiques
Office suites and conference rooms
Real estate and insurance offices
Service vans and SUVs

One call, start to finish

How it works

1
Tell me what you need
Call, text or send the form. A photo of what you have now helps.
2
Quote in 24 hours
Exact price for your size, quantity and finish. No surprises later.
3
Approve the proof
You see it before anything prints. Change what you want.
4
Shipped or installed
Print ships to you. Vehicle and window work gets installed.

Questions

Window graphics: common questions

How much does storefront window lettering cost?

Hours and logo lettering on one door or window starts at $149, installed. More windows, bigger graphics, frosted vinyl and printed full-color pieces add to the price. Send a photo of your storefront and I'll quote it within 24 hours.

Can you see out of perforated window film?

Yes. From inside, the holes let you see out while people outside see the graphic. It works best in daylight, when it's brighter outside than inside. Rain on the glass makes it harder to see through.

Are window decals removable?

Yes. Cut vinyl comes off glass with a razor scraper and a little heat. Window clings peel right off and can be reused.

Can I put a perforated graphic on my back window?

Yes, on the rear glass and rear side windows of vans, SUVs and trucks. I keep it off the windshield and front side windows because state law limits what can go there.

Will window lettering survive window cleaning?

Lettering on the inside stays out of the way of most cleaning. Outside vinyl handles normal washing. Keep razor blades and scrapers off the edges either way.