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Shaped magnets

Custom shaped magnets are die-cut to an outline of your choosing and start from 9 cents each, minimum just 50 units. The shape is what makes people look twice.

Sizes and formats

A6 House

A6 House

Oval

Oval

Small House

Small House

Standard House

Standard House

Apple

Apple

Tooth

Tooth

Car

Car

Small Car

Small Car

Heart

Heart

Circle 64mm

Circle 64mm

Light

Light

Van2

Van2

Truck2

Truck2

Bath

Bath

Phone

Phone

Foot

Foot

Van

Van

Truck

Truck

Van with ladder

Van with ladder

Circle 90mm

Circle 90mm

What to put on it

  • Content that suits the shape. A narrow shape can't carry a calendar; a broad one can.
  • Your number positioned in the widest part of the shape, where it stays legible.
  • Keep detail away from the outline edges, since die-cutting has a small tolerance.
  • Choose a shape your customer recognises instantly rather than one that's clever — recognition beats novelty on a fridge door.

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Shaped magnets

Which one are you after?

Why shaped magnets work

A rectangle is ignored; a shape is noticed. Die-cutting to something relevant to your trade — a tooth for a dentist, an apple for a school, a car for a workshop — makes the magnet register instantly and gives it a reason to be kept.

It also does the categorising for the household. A shaped magnet tells them what you do at a glance, which matters on a door holding six other magnets.

Which format suits

Standard shapes

House, oval, circle, apple, tooth, car and similar. No separate die charge.

Custom die-cut

Your own outline — a product silhouette or logo shape. Ask us about tooling for non-standard dies.

Common questions

Can fridge magnets be cut to any shape?
Yes. We die-cut to standard shapes including house, oval, circle, apple, tooth and car with no separate die charge, and can quote custom outlines for your own shape.
How much do shaped magnets cost?
Custom shaped magnets start from 9 cents each with a minimum order of just 50 units. Standard shapes carry no additional die charge.
Does the shape make a difference?
It does two things — it makes the magnet noticed rather than ignored, and it tells the household what you do at a glance, which matters on a door already holding several magnets.