Window Sticker by VIN — a clean spec sheet for your listing
A clean, print-ready seller's spec sheet decoded from the public NHTSA vPIC database. 🎉 LAUNCH PROMO: FREE for a limited time (regular $4.99)
Not affiliated with any vehicle manufacturer · Not an official Monroney label
🔥 — stickers generated during launch promo
Enter your VIN
17 characters, found at the base of the windshield or on the driver's door jamb.
Watermarked preview
This is exactly what the unlocked card looks like, minus the watermark.
Not an official document · Data source: NHTSA vPIC
Unlock your vehicle card
- Watermark removed — clean printable card
- Print-ready Letter size PDF
- Seller's box: asking price · mileage · contact
- No account needed
Secure checkout by Paddle (Merchant of Record). Sales tax handled automatically.
Unlocked — fill the seller's box and print
Tip: in the print dialog, choose “Save as PDF” as the destination.
How it works
Every vehicle built for the US market since 1981 has a 17-character VIN. You'll find it on the dashboard or door jamb.
We decode the factory data instantly in your browser and show a watermarked preview. No signup, no email.
Unlock the clean, print-ready PDF with an optional seller box — perfect for your marketplace listing or the glovebox.
What is a window sticker, and what is this?
Since 1958, every new car sold in the US must display a Monroney label (“window sticker”) listing its price, specifications, and standard equipment. When you buy or sell that car used years later, that information is still valuable — for showcasing the trim and options in your listing, or keeping with the car's file.
VinWindowSticker generates an independent, print-ready window sticker (seller's spec sheet) from the VIN using the public NHTSA vPIC database. It is not the official Monroney label and we are not affiliated with any manufacturer — it's a practical sales document for the real world of used-car listings.
FAQ
A print-ready window sticker (seller's spec sheet) generated from the VIN, using the public NHTSA vPIC database.
No. We are not affiliated with any vehicle manufacturer. Our card is independently generated from public data and is not an official document.
The NHTSA vPIC public database, decoded directly in your browser. Manufacturers publish this data to NHTSA.
Manufacturers publish different levels of detail, and older vehicles have less data. Blank means “not in the public spec database”, not “equipment missing”. Each card shows a data-availability score.
Free watermarked preview → $4.99 unlocks the clean, print-ready Letter-size PDF with an optional seller box.
Yes — if you haven't downloaded the unlocked card, contact us within 14 days for a full refund. Refund policy →