Create Stickers: Make Your Own Pack

A friend's perfect facial expression, a meme from your gallery or a kid's drawing all beg to become stickers. The Create Stickers bot turns an ordinary picture into a Telegram sticker without forcing you into a graphics editor. ♻️

You start it with /start, which opens the main menu. After that, you follow the prompts.

From a photo to a sticker in minutes

You send the bot an image, and it helps prepare it: remove the background, add a caption and bring it to the right format. The result is a picture ready for a sticker pack.

Most of the work is choosing the source. The more the subject contrasts with its surroundings, the cleaner the cutout. 🖼️

Picking a picture that cuts out well

• One clear subject. A face, a pet or an object with nothing overlapping.
• A plain background. A solid wall gives a tidier edge than a crowd behind you.
• Good light. Shadows on a face turn into dirty patches after cutting.
• A close shot. Stickers are seen small, and fine details disappear.

Telegram's technical limits in brief

A regular static sticker is a WebP image with one side equal to 512 pixels and a size under 512 kilobytes. The bot handles the formatting, but knowing the limits explains why a very busy picture ends up heavy.

A transparent background keeps the sticker tidy on any chat color. A white backing looks like a frame in dark mode. 🌓

The route from idea to pack

1. Open the bot and send /start.
2. Pick sticker creation in the main menu.
3. Send a picture and, if needed, remove the background or add text.
4. Add the result to your pack.
5. Share the pack with friends or keep it for yourself.

Rights and privacy

Before you send someone else's photo, ask the person in the shot. A sticker with a face spreads through chats fast, and you cannot call it back. 🔒

Avoid images you have no rights to, especially movie frames and artists' work. If a pack becomes public, it can draw complaints.

Also keep documents, conversations and private pictures away from the bot. Anything you hand to an outside service is best treated as visible to its owner.

Ideas for a first pack

Start with a theme that unites your friends: inside jokes, a favorite pet, funny captions for familiar situations. A pack like that actually gets used. 😄

Make six to eight stickers with different emotions: joy, tiredness, surprise, thanks, agreement. The set of feelings you need in daily chat is smaller than you think.

Keep sticker text short and large, or it will be unreadable on a phone screen.

Who it suits

It fits people who make stickers now and then for themselves and friends: a first pack takes no software installation. If you plan large collections or want to sell packs, you will need a full editor.

Tens of thousands of people use the bot each month. Try it on one picture and see how the result looks.