Banana Stickers Bot: Selfie to Stickers

Everyone has ready-made stickers, but a pack starring yourself is rare. Banana Stickers Bot builds one from a single photo using artificial intelligence. 🍌

The idea: send a selfie or a portrait, and the bot draws a cartoon version of your face in different situations and assembles a sticker pack.

From photo to pack in about a minute

The flow described by the bot is very short.

1. Press Start and send a photo: a selfie or a portrait.
2. Wait roughly a minute while the bot processes the picture.
3. Receive a set of 25 stickers with your face.

For the best result use a sharp, front-facing shot in good light, without glasses or a hat hiding your features.

Twenty-five moods instead of one

The bot promises 25 different emotions and situations in a single cartoon style. The stickers have a transparent background and high quality, so they look tidy on any chat theme.

• Style. Cartoon, the same across the whole pack.
• Count. 25 stickers in a pack.
• Background. Transparent, with no white frame.

What to do with the finished pack

Such stickers suit a family chat, a work call group and a channel where you want to be recognizable. A reaction with your own face lands better than a stock emotion from somebody else's set. 😄

If a sticker gets old you can skip it, and you can make a new pack from a different photo.

Other people's faces and photos to keep out

Send the bot only your own photos or pictures of people who agree. A face counts as personal data, and making stickers of someone without permission is unethical.

Do not upload pictures of children, documents, or photos that show numbers, addresses or a screen with private information. Ask if you would show the picture to a stranger.

The bot's description does not say how long your photos are kept, so choose a shot that contains nothing extra. 🤖

Share the pack link with friends only if everyone shown agrees the set becomes available to others.

When the result does not look like you

The AI can miss your features if the shot is dark, blurry or the face is turned away. Try another photo and compare.

A cartoon style always simplifies a face, so do not expect portrait-level likeness: a sticker conveys the general look, the hairstyle and a couple of recognizable details.