Custom Pinback Buttons With Your Picture
from $0.38 · min 25 · 4-6 days
Buttons are the fastest, cheapest way to put a design on a crowd. We print them photographically, so gradients, photos, and fine text come out exactly as sent, no vector art needed.
Campaigns, bands, school clubs, and shops selling flair by the register all order the same way: pick a size, upload the art, approve the proof.
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Four sizes
1 inch, 1.5 inch, 2.25 inch, and 3 inch rounds. The 2.25 is the classic campaign button.
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Photo printing
Full photographic print under mylar. Photos and gradients need no cleanup.
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Magnet backs
Swap the pin for a magnet back and the same button lives on a fridge instead of a jacket.
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Mirror backs
Pocket-mirror backs turn your design into a giveaway people keep in their bag.
Buttons at a glance
- Sizes
- 1, 1.5, 2.25, and 3 inch rounds
- Face
- photographic print under mylar
- Backs
- pin, magnet, or pocket mirror
- Designs per order
- up to 4 at no extra charge
- Reorder time
- 3 days, our fastest product
Buttons pricing by quantity
| QUANTITY | PRICE PER UNIT | ORDER TOTAL | YOU SAVE |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | $1.05 | $52.50 | baseline |
| 250 | $0.62 | $155.00 | 41% |
| 500 | $0.48 | $240.00 | 54% |
| 1,000 | $0.38 | $380.00 | 64% |
Prices shown for a standard single-design run. Extras like rush production, individual polybagging, or backing cards are itemized on your proof, never sprung at checkout.
Campaigns order 2.25 inch pins by the thousand, bands sell 1.5 inch sets of four at the merch table, and schools split one order across club designs. Buttons are also the cheapest way to test artwork before committing to enamel pins: same file works for both.
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Buttons questions, answered
Standard production ships in 4 to 6 days. If your event is sooner, ask about same-week rush; buttons are our fastest product.
Yes, up to 4 designs per order at no extra charge, split any way across the quantity.
Photos are the ideal input. The print is photographic, so anything that looks good on screen looks good on the button.