Custom Magnets

Custom magnets are practical giveaways that keep your logo visible on fridges, filing cabinets, and other metal surfaces. Businesses use them for service reminders, contact info, and promotions, while schools and teams like schedule magnets that stay handy all season. They are also popular for mailers because they are easy to hand out and easy to keep.

Most custom magnets on this page are printed with full-color designs, often with rounded corners and standard sizes like business card formats and 4x7. You can also choose specialty styles such as picture frame magnets, peel-and-stick formats, and laminated cards with magnet strips. Ordering is straightforward: pick a style and size, upload your art, and request a quote. You will receive free proofs and mockups before production, and bulk pricing rewards higher quantities.

Choose the Right Magnet Style for the Job

Custom magnets come in several formats, and the best choice depends on how you want them used. Flat magnets in common sizes, such as 4x7 or 2x8, are a simple option for contact details and service reminders. Schedule magnets are designed to stay on display and are frequently used by schools, leagues, and community organizations. If you want your design to stand out, a custom shape magnet can match a logo or theme. For something interactive, consider a picture frame magnet that holds a small photo.

Sizes, Shapes, and Thickness

When comparing custom magnets, pay attention to both the dimensions and the thickness. Products in this category include options such as 20 mil, 25 mil, and 30 mil, plus heavier variants like 35 mil. Thicker magnets are often selected when you want a sturdier feel. Shape options include square corners, round corners, and custom shapes (with area-based sizing shown on some items). For business-card style handouts, formats like 3.5x9 and similar “card” layouts are common.

Materials and Constructions You’ll See

Most items use standard magnet material, but there are also magnets made with or combined with other materials. You’ll see laminated card or postcard pieces paired with a magnet strip, which is helpful when the front needs to look like a printed card but still hold on a fridge. Some listings include acrylic, plastic, wood, and paper components, depending on the style. The construction matters for the final look and how the piece is distributed, such as a mailer-style laminated card versus a full magnet.

Imprint and Artwork Approval

Decoration depends on the item, and imprint methods can include screen print, pad print, laser engraving, embroidery, or full-color digital. Many custom magnets are designed for full-color layouts, which is useful for schedules, logos, and photo-heavy designs. After you upload your artwork, you’ll receive free proofs and mockups before production so you can confirm placement, colors, and any key details like phone numbers.

Quantities, Bulk Pricing, and Turnaround

If you are ordering for a large event or multi-location campaign, bulk pricing helps keep the per-unit cost down. The listed price reflects the lowest quantity tier, and the per-unit price drops with quantity. If you are working on a tight timeline, rush production is available on many items, including 24-hour service on selected products. For planning and budgeting, you can request a quote and expect a same-business-day response.