Pink Labubu Plush – Small Square Cutout, Ready to Drop In
About Labubu Pink #266
This labubu pink plush png 400x400 is a compact square crop of the blush-pink plush, ears up and grin showing, lifted off its backdrop so nothing but the toy remains. At 400x400 it is deliberately small — the kind of file you drop into a layout without waiting on a load bar or resizing anything first.
Sticker sellers, planner crafters and Discord users reach for a cutout this size constantly: profile avatars, chat emotes, sticker sheet fillers, blog thumbnails, birthday invite corners and quick client mockups where a full-resolution plush would be overkill. Teachers building slide decks and shop owners laying out product collages get the same benefit — the figure sits on any background colour without a white box behind it. You might also like Labubu.
Because the square is tight around the plush, resist scaling it up past roughly 600 pixels; soft fur edges start to blur before the outline does. If you need it bigger, place it small and repeat it as a pattern instead — three or four copies at different rotations fill a sticker sheet far better than one stretched copy. For circular avatars, nudge the figure slightly upward before cropping so the ears do not clip. You might also like Labubu.
The file is a PNG with a real alpha channel, so the transparent background carries into Canva, Photoshop, Procreate, Figma, PowerPoint and Google Slides untouched. It is offered as a free download for personal and commercial layouts; Labubu is a character owned by Pop Mart and its designer, so keep resale of the character artwork itself off the table. Explore more Labubu PNG images in our gallery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about this Labubu Pink #266 PNG — transparent background, size, download, and permitted use.
For a small sticker up to about 1.3 inches at 300 DPI, yes. Anything larger than that will look soft in print, so pick a higher-resolution Labubu cutout for full-page sticker sheets.
Most platforms keep the alpha channel, but a few flatten it to white. Discord, Slack and Notion preserve it; if a site flattens the file, place the plush on your own coloured square first, then upload.
Yes. Use a hue or colour-balance adjustment clipped to the layer rather than a paint bucket — the fur has subtle shading, and a flat fill wipes out the depth that makes the plush read as fabric.
No. The whole figure sits inside the frame with a little breathing room, so you can crop tighter yourself or add padding without losing the ears or feet.