fStik: Stickers from Any File

A friend's photo, a funny clip, a favorite GIF: you want to turn it into a sticker. With Telegram's official sticker bot you end up adjusting size and format by hand. fStik does that job itself. You only send the file.

File in, sticker out

The bot accepts photos, videos and GIFs and turns them into stickers or emoji on its own. There is no need to open an editor, crop a frame or look up the allowed size.

Begin with /start to open the menu. After that everything works through buttons and commands, and /lang changes the interface language. 🎨

Everyday commands

• /new creates a new pack.
• /packs shows your packs so you can add and change stickers.
• /catalog opens a catalog where you can search other people's packs.
• /clear removes the background from an image.
• /round makes a round video.
• /original helps find the source of a sticker.
• /donate lets you support the project.

This helps beginners and people who keep a collection of their own.

Stickers, video and custom emoji

Beyond ordinary pictures, the bot works with video stickers and custom emoji. A video sticker is a short silent clip that loops. A custom emoji sits in text like a regular symbol but looks like your own picture.

You can also download the original sticker file and convert a sticker, video or GIF into a plain image. That rescues you when you need a picture for a post. 🖼️

Building your first pack

1. Pick a photo or short video with a clear subject on a simple background.
2. Send the file to the bot and wait for processing.
3. Create a pack with /new and give it a name.
4. Add new stickers one at a time and check each.
5. Share the pack link with friends or send it to the catalog.

The stronger the contrast between subject and background, the cleaner the cutout. For busy backgrounds, try /clear first.

For a sticker to read well on a small screen, leave a little free space around the subject and avoid tiny details. A good sticker is clear at a glance even when tiny. Give the pack a short name so you can find it in your list later.

Rights and ethics

Stickers made from other people's photos or drawings can break copyright, and publishing faces without consent is not acceptable. A private pack for two friends rarely causes trouble. For a public catalog, use your own material or material you have permission for.

Check the free and paid features inside the bot itself. The project is supported voluntarily, and /donate is a way to thank the author.

Who fStik is for

It is for people who want a sticker from their own material fast without learning technical requirements. If you need fine animation controls, professional editors fit better. But for a sticker postcard for friends in a minute, the bot is plenty.