Balloon Printing
We print your custom balloons, with your company logo or other designs. Affordable, timeless branding. Add additional services like inflating your balloons with air and putting them on sticks & cups or inflating them with helium, on a string and with weights.
Custom balloon printing in Malaysia, from 100 pieces
If you’re ordering logo balloons for a booth, a launch or a company event, you need three answers before you can order: what it costs per balloon, how long it takes, and what the print will look like. Here they are.
Prices
- 100 balloons: RM320
- 250 balloons: RM440
- 1,000 balloons: RM580 (under RM0.60 per balloon, our best value)
- 1,500 balloons: RM810
- 10,000 balloons: RM5,600
- Not sure yet? Order a printed sample for RM100 first.
What you get
- 12″ latex balloons with a print area of up to 5″.
- One ink colour per balloon, in your choice of balloon and ink colours.
- One side, two sides, or a different design on each side.
- Production takes 7–9 working days. The minimum is 100 balloons.
Flat, on sticks or floating
Take them flat and they keep for up to a year in an airtight container. Or we fill them for you: air-filled on sticks and cups (they last over a week), or helium-filled with string and weight for RM6.50 each (they float for about a day, with Hi-Float included). That’s why companies like to use them for grand openings and company events: branded, affordable and ready when the doors open.
Questions about balloon printing
What file do you need for my logo?
For logo printing we need an Adobe Illustrator file: an .ai file or a PDF saved from Illustrator. PNG and JPG files can’t be used for printed balloons. That’s different from our personalised balloons, where almost any image works.
Can I get a quotation or invoice for my company?
Yes. Here’s how quotations, invoices and payment work for companies. You’ll also find everything about logo printing on one page.
Can you fill balloons printed elsewhere?
Yes, as long as they’re standard 11–12″ latex balloons and come in larger quantities.