OneFace: stickers with your face

Stock stickers get old fast, and not everyone can draw their own. OneFace does it for you: upload one selfie and the bot places your face into memes, movie-style scenes and trending GIFs. The result arrives as a sticker pack in Telegram. 📸

One photo instead of a photo shoot

Your whole input is a single picture. The bot finds the face, cuts it out and drops it into ready templates. There is no manual editing.

The service says it takes seconds and works from a phone or a computer. In practice the time depends on how busy the bot is.

What you get at the end

• Memes: popular pictures with you in the lead role.
• Scenes with famous characters: templates from well-known plots.
• Trending GIFs: animated stickers for chats.

The bot calls itself a face swap tool, with GIF stickers as output. It works best for jokes in chats rather than serious publications.

Three commands and none to spare

• /start: create a new sticker pack.
• /packs: show your packs.
• /help: help.

Making your face recognisable

1. Send /start and wait for the photo request.
2. Send a selfie in good daylight, facing the camera, without glasses.
3. Remove hats and hair that cover the forehead and eyes.
4. Wait for the finished pack and find it through /packs.

If the face looks odd, take a new photo from another angle. A blurry or dark frame almost always gives a poor swap.

Using the finished stickers

The finished pack is added to Telegram like an ordinary sticker set. Open it in any chat through the sticker panel and send it like any other.

GIFs are handy to save to favorites so they are always at hand. Do not flood big groups with stickers: ten identical messages in a row annoy people.

If you get tired of a pack, remove it from your sticker list and create a new one with a different photo. Different facial expressions give GIFs a different mood.

For a channel or business, order custom stickers from a designer so you are sure of the image rights.

Someone else's face, your consequences

Upload only your own photos or pictures of people who agreed. Swapping a face onto someone else's photo can violate image rights and hurt the person.

Do not use celebrity templates to deceive, forge or mock people. Memes stay harmless while they mislead nobody.

Your selfie goes to the bot's server for processing. Check storage and deletion terms in the bot itself, and never send pictures of documents. Mind the copyright of the source templates too: personal chats are usually fine, commercial use is not.

Before sending, check that only you are in the frame: faces in the background may be mistaken for the main one. A plain backdrop with nobody else works best.

The audience is sizeable: around 438 monthly active users according to the catalog.