GIF · 240 × 240
Looping GIFs, plus a banner, cover and chat icon.
≤500 KBTurn a person, pet or mascot into a coordinated sticker set. Review up to four samples, make the words your own, and export for WeChat, LINE, WhatsApp or Telegram.

Plan greetings, replies and everyday moments around one character, then adjust each caption and motion. Your reference, artwork versions and settings stay in a saved project, ready for future edits.
Already have a finished image and only need one animated result? Try Image to GIF for a single-image workflow.
Export animated stickers for your chat app, with companion artwork included in the ZIP.
GIF · 240 × 240
Looping GIFs, plus a banner, cover and chat icon.
≤500 KBAPNG · 270 × 270
Animated PNG stickers, an animated main image and a tab icon.
≤1 MBWebP · 512 × 512
Animated WebP stickers with a matching tray icon.
≤500 KBVP9 WebM · 512 × 512
Transparent video stickers, up to 3 seconds, without audio.
≤256 KBIndividual files or a ZIP · General GIF export also available · Export uses no AI credits
Start with a clear reference and a small review step. You control when a sample becomes a full set.
Upload a clear person, pet or mascot reference. Name the character and describe details to keep, such as a scarf, glasses or coat color. Choose illustration, pixel, clay or photo style. Choose 1–100 stickers and edit a Prompt and optional Caption for each image, or start with a workday or everyday set and rewrite the lines to fit your audience.
Generate up to four different poses first. Check the face, outfit, expression and overall style in the actual previews. Redraw an individual image if it needs attention. Once you approve the samples, generate the remaining stickers. The approved first sample is used as an additional reference to help carry the look through the set.
Adjust captions, fonts, colors and position independently of the artwork. Add bounce, sway, nod or pulse, then adjust strength and duration. Choose general GIF, WeChat, LINE, WhatsApp or Telegram export. Download individual files or a ZIP with matching companion artwork. Keep the page open until export finishes.
The same workflow takes you from a character reference to a set you can keep improving.
Keep the reference, identity notes and style in one project. Give each sticker its own expression and pose while following the same character direction. Review the samples for likeness and consistency before spending credits on the remaining images.
Captions are optional and sit on a separate layer. Change the words, font, position or color without generating the image again. Motion presets move the whole character in small loops. Text and motion edits use no additional AI credits.
Redraw one pose while keeping the completed images you like. Restore a previous version when useful; a failed image does not remove the set. Save the project for later changes, or reuse its reference and style for another collection.
Choose the phrases your audience actually uses, then give them a recognizable character.
Build a familiar set around a pet, a personal mascot or your own character. Combine greetings, thanks, encouragement and tired-day reactions so the pack feels useful in conversation. A clear reference and specific identity notes give the generator a better starting point. Review the samples for likeness before expanding, especially when a real person or animal is involved.
Give a shop mascot or community character a consistent set of short replies: welcome, thank you, working on it and see you soon. Match the tone of the captions to the people using them. Keep brand wording editable so a seasonal message or campaign phrase can change without requiring another image generation.
Use up to four samples as a practical design review before producing a larger client set. Save each commission as its own project, keep the caption list organized and make requested changes one image at a time. The ZIP bundles deliverable GIFs and source artwork together. Check the finished files against the destination platform’s requirements before preparing a platform-specific submission.
For a separate vector illustration or icon, explore Text to SVG alongside your sticker project.
These 12 animated stickers come from the completed Workday project. Each keeps its saved caption and light motion, showing different expressions and everyday replies from one character. Start with your own reference and ideas to make a set in Sticker Studio.












Upload the photo as a character reference, choose a style and a pack size of 1–100, with one caption per sticker. The tool creates separate character artwork for different expressions and poses. Start with up to four samples and approve their look before generating the remaining images. One reference helps guide identity, but it does not guarantee identical faces or details in every result.
Saving a project and editing captions, layout and light motion do not use AI generation credits. Generating a new image or redrawing an existing one uses credits. Review the total for the selected batch before confirming. Explicitly failed images are refunded individually; uncertain provider outcomes remain reserved for review rather than being automatically submitted again.
Yes. Captions are separate from the character artwork. You can change the wording, font, size, color and position, then export the edited version without a new AI image request. Changing the saved expression description affects the next redraw; it does not change the pose in an image that has already been generated.
Choose general GIF, WeChat GIF, LINE APNG, WhatsApp animated WebP or Telegram VP9 WebM when exporting individual stickers or a ZIP. WeChat ZIPs include a banner, cover and icon; LINE includes an animated main image and tab icon; WhatsApp includes a tray icon. General ZIPs keep source artwork, an overview and project settings. Keep the page open during export. Export downloads files for you to use with the destination platform.
The saved projects, sample approval, individual revisions and ZIP delivery support a client production workflow. Use references and character designs you have permission to work with, review the actual results and agree on the client’s delivery requirements. Making a pack does not guarantee sales or platform approval. Reopen the saved project in the original account when you need another revision.
Review current credit packs on the pricing page before starting a larger batch.
Choose a character, write the replies you need and review up to four samples. Your next sticker collection starts with a clear brief.
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