Unique Hologram Labels

2D/3D Channel
Two different images/texts in the background are visible when the viewing angle changes.

Floating Effect
The image/text will appear floating, meaning projected above the surface.

Microtext
The image/text is microscopic and not visible to the naked eye, only through a magnifying glass.

Multicolor
This feature displays vibrant, diverse colors in the design pattern.

Guilloche
Sets of thin lines in complex geometries (guilloche patterns) drawn in high resolution. The technology allows continuous visual color changes along each line.

Animated Multicolor Line Movement
This feature has multicolored lines in motion.

Sparkling Effect
Image/text with sparkling grains or dots that are very bright and eye-catching.

Nano Text/Image
Extremely small (15–50 micrometers) text/images, visible only with a high-resolution microscope (100x).

Fresnel Effect
A metallic reflection effect visible from different viewing angles.

Lens Effect
This feature creates a lens effect with circles.

Kinetogram
The rotating kinematic image appears to shrink inward and expand outward.

Diffractive Black
The text appears solid from one angle and hollow with a black outline from another.

90-Degree 2-Channel Effect
Two different images/texts in the same location can be seen by rotating the hologram 90 degrees.

Animated Text
The text appears to move up and down. A transparent gradient with depth can be applied to text/images in the background.

3D Mirror
This feature shows high 3D depth using light beams, creating a lens effect that reveals depth inside and above the hologram surface. The effect moves when the lighting angle changes.

Two-Layer Depth
Two layers of images/texts with foreground and background can be seen.

Double Gradient
From all angles, different gradient movements are visible through 2, 3, or 4 channels, showing multiple texts/images from different perspectives.

Achromatic White
The image/text has no holographic color.

Lens Effect with CLR Text
This is the CLR effect inside a lens. The hidden image/text within the lens can be viewed with a laser reader.