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Submit a request including your processor model and proof of purchase.
If you don't have proof of purchase or want stickers for a custom project (like decorating a non-Intel device), you can buy them from third-party retailers.
You must provide proof of ownership , such as a receipt, invoice, or packing list. Process:
Intel technically grants permission to use these labels only on the specific device containing that processor. 2. Aftermarket & Third-Party Purchases
Go to the official Intel Support page for replacement labels. Create an account or sign in.
Buying or acquiring Intel stickers depends on whether you want an official replacement for a system you already own or a decorative aftermarket badge. 1. Official Free Replacements (Intel Program)
Intel offers a free for users who have damaged or lost the original sticker that came with their boxed processor or laptop.
Submit a request including your processor model and proof of purchase.
If you don't have proof of purchase or want stickers for a custom project (like decorating a non-Intel device), you can buy them from third-party retailers.
You must provide proof of ownership , such as a receipt, invoice, or packing list. Process:
Intel technically grants permission to use these labels only on the specific device containing that processor. 2. Aftermarket & Third-Party Purchases
Go to the official Intel Support page for replacement labels. Create an account or sign in.
Buying or acquiring Intel stickers depends on whether you want an official replacement for a system you already own or a decorative aftermarket badge. 1. Official Free Replacements (Intel Program)
Intel offers a free for users who have damaged or lost the original sticker that came with their boxed processor or laptop.