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WhatsApp Sticker Maker

Upload one photo to crop, caption, and outline it — or drop several to auto-cut the subject and make a 512×512 pack.

🔒 Photos stay on your device. Auto-make cuts the subject out on-device (first run downloads a ~44 MB model, then it's cached).

How to Make a WhatsApp Sticker

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    Upload photos — JPG, PNG, or WebP. They never leave your device. One photo opens the editor; several photos auto-cut the subject and make a pack.

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    To auto-make: drop several photos (or tap Auto-make a pack). Each subject is cut out on-device, fitted to 512×512 WebP under 100 KB, and added to your collection. The first run downloads a ~44 MB model; later runs are cached.

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    To edit one sticker: switch to Draw mode and trace around the part of the photo you want to keep. The area outside your selection is dimmed so you can see exactly what will be included.

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    Use Move mode to reposition or zoom the image. Rotate and flip controls help you frame the subject perfectly.

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    Click Continue to move to the text step. Add captions, choose fonts, colours, and outline styles.

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    When you're done, open your collection and download the ZIP. Import into WhatsApp via Sticker Maker (Android) or WASticker (iOS).

WhatsApp Sticker Size Requirements

WhatsApp stickers must be exactly 512 × 512 pixels in WebP format, under 100 KB. Transparent backgrounds are supported and produce the cleanest stickers in chat.

Canvas size

512 × 512 px

Format

WebP (preferred)

Max file size

< 100 KB

Runs right inside your browser tab. No uploads. Your files stay private.

Build a WhatsApp Sticker Pack From Any Photo

WhatsApp's sticker format is strict: exactly 512 × 512 pixels, WebP encoding, under 100 KB per sticker, with optional transparency. The canvas in this tool normalises every export to that spec automatically, so you draw freely and every download is sized to WhatsApp's 512 × 512 spec.
Subject isolation is freehand. Switch to Draw mode and trace the part of the photo you want to keep — the area outside the outline becomes transparent on export, so only the subject shows up on the chat background. If a clean cutout isn't important, the Use full image shortcut skips clipping entirely.
Text is layered, not baked. Each caption is its own draggable layer with its own font, colour, outline, and rotation. The outline stroke matters: WhatsApp themes vary from pitch-black to bright pink chat backgrounds, and a thin stroke around the caption keeps it legible everywhere.
Stickers stay private. The full pipeline — image decode, mask, redraw, export — runs on a local HTML5 Canvas in your browser. There is no upload step, which matters because photos of children, pets, group chats, or anything personal should not be round-tripping through a third-party server just to become a sticker.
Need a whole pack? Drop several photos at once. Auto-make runs the same on-device RMBG-1.4 model as the Background Remover: it cuts the subject out, fits the cut-out to 512 × 512 WebP under 100 KB, and adds it to your pack. The first run downloads ~44 MB of model weights (cached after that); your photos never leave the tab. One photo still opens the editor so you can crop, caption, or trace a cut-out by hand.

Common Use Cases

01

Personal sticker packs from group-chat moments

Turn that one ridiculous frame of a friend into the sticker the group will use forever.

02

Brand and business chat stickers

Teams running customer support on WhatsApp can ship branded reaction stickers that look polished instead of generic.

03

Wedding and event packs

Couples and organisers can hand guests a stickered pack tied to a hashtag — instant in-jokes for the group.

04

Pet packs

Your dog at every angle, captioned with their catchphrases. Pets are by far the most popular sticker subject for a reason.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Draw tool lets you trace a freehand outline around the subject you want to keep. Everything outside the outline becomes transparent in the exported sticker, so only your subject appears.
No — click Use full image to skip the selection step. The entire image will be used as the sticker with no clipping.
Yes — choose None as the background mode. The exported WebP will have full transparency, which is the recommended format for WhatsApp stickers.
Yes. Drop or choose several photos and Auto-make cuts the subject out of each one, fits the cut-out to 512×512 WebP, and adds it to your pack. A single photo still opens the editor so you can crop, caption, or draw a cut-out first. WhatsApp packs hold up to 30 stickers.
It runs the same on-device RMBG-1.4 model as the Background Remover: the subject is segmented, the leftover background becomes transparent, the cut-out is centred in a 512×512 square, and encoded as WebP under 100 KB. No captions. The first run downloads ~44 MB of model weights (cached in your browser after that); your photos never leave the tab. For a hand-traced cut-out or text overlay, upload one photo and use the editor.
Yes — Auto-make a batch, or add stickers one by one from the editor. Download the ZIP and import it into Sticker Maker or WASticker to create a full sticker pack.
Export the WebP file, then import it via a sticker app such as Sticker Maker (Android) or WASticker (iOS). These apps bundle stickers into packs you can add to WhatsApp.
Exactly 512 × 512 pixels, WebP encoded, under 100 KB. This tool always exports at 512 × 512 in WebP; keep the design simple so the file comfortably stays under the 100 KB limit.
Never. Editor work uses the HTML5 Canvas API in your tab. Auto-make downloads the RMBG-1.4 model weights from Hugging Face on first use (~44 MB, then cached); the photo itself is processed in a Web Worker on your device and is never uploaded.
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