Edible image · 8″ × 11″ sheet

Custom 8×11 Edible Frosting Sheet

Your photo, logo or design printed on a full 8″ × 11″ premium frosting sheet, ready to lay on a cake, sheet cake or cupcakes.

8″ × 11″ Premium Frosting Sheet
$20.00
One full sheet, printed to order
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  • Food-safe edible ink
  • Gluten-free · Kosher certified
  • Proofed by a human
  • Delivered in 3–7 business days
Custom 8x11 edible frosting sheet with a printed photo
How it works

Your image, printed in three steps

01

Upload your image

Add a photo, logo, monogram or artwork when you order. JPG or PNG works best.

02

We proof it by hand

A real person checks every order before printing. If your image won't print well, we'll tell you before we charge you.

03

Printed & delivered

Printed on food-safe edible sheets with edible ink, packed flat and delivered in 3–7 business days.

Made for

Where these get used

Birthday cakes

A photo or name across the top of a birthday cake.

Business & logo cakes

Your logo on cakes for launches, openings and client events.

Cupcakes & treats

Print a design to cut and place on cupcakes or cookies.

Good to know

Questions, answered

What size is the sheet?

The sheet is 8″ × 11″, printed with your image.

Can I use my own photo or logo?

Yes. Upload any photo, logo or artwork (JPG or PNG) when you order. We send a proof before printing so it's exactly right.

How long does delivery take?

Delivery takes 3–7 business days. Every order is proofed by a real person before it is printed.

Is shipping free?

Shipping is free on orders over $200. Below that, shipping is calculated at checkout. All prices are in USD.

Are they safe for guests with allergies?

Our edible prints are gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free and Kosher certified. We always recommend confirming with guests who have severe sensitivities.

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Ready to order?

Upload your design at checkout. We proof every order before it prints.

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