Tools · fofr/sticker-maker
Sticker Maker — sticker packs in a single style
Sticker Maker is a dedicated mode for sets: one style, one outline, a run of emotions. It shines when you do not need a “cinematic frame” but a tidy pack for Telegram or your team’s internal messenger — with a predictable border and a transparent background on every file at once.
Sensible uses
- Brand stickers and reactions for the team, without hand-drawing every border.
- Marketing packs for a campaign: align shape and palette quickly for sign-off.
- Personal stickers with a recognizable character, no style “jumping” between files.
Why this beats generic generation
A general image model will give you a pretty frame, but each file ends up slightly “its own”: a different outline, a different background, a different stroke weight. For a pack that is bad — it should read as one cohesive set. Sticker Maker holds a single style across the run and hands back a transparent background straight away, so the pack comes out as a unit.
If you later need a vector of a sticker for print, run the result through recraft-ai/recraft-vectorize; for a clean PNG out of an arbitrary photo there is recraft-ai/recraft-remove-background.
What you need on input
A description of the character and a set of emotions or actions is enough. The more precisely you fix the style, the steadier the run. The credit cost depends on the number of images and is shown in the app before you run.
Frequently asked about Sticker Maker
Does this replace an illustrator?
More like it speeds up the rough stage and a run of uniform files. The final polish, especially in vector, is still often human work.
Will the background be transparent?
Yes, the pack comes back on a transparent background — stickers drop straight into a messenger or onto any color in a layout.
Can I keep one style across the whole pack?
That is the whole point of the tool: one outline and one look across the run of emotions, instead of the mismatch you get from generating each prompt separately.
How much does a pack cost?
Charged in credits by tariff and depends on the number of images. The exact sum is shown before you run and on the pricing page.