Make stickers from your photos

A friend's funny face, a vacation shot, a meme from the family chat: all of it begs to become a sticker, but fiddling with an editor is a chore. This bot turns your photos and videos into stickers and premium emoji right inside Telegram. 🪄

The profile calls the bot a helper with the largest sticker catalog in Telegram. That claim is hard to verify, but the pack creation itself is described clearly.

Four commands for everything

• /start restarts the bot.
• /new creates a new set.
• /my_stickers shows your stickers.
• /my_emojis shows your emoji.

The command list is short and takes a minute to learn. There is nothing extra in the menu.

Building your first set

1. Press /start and look at the menu.
2. Choose /new and decide what you are making: stickers or emoji.
3. Send a photo or video. The bot prepares a file from it.
4. Add the set to Telegram with the link it sends.
5. Share with friends or keep it for yourself.

Sticker or emoji: the difference

A sticker is a large picture that you send as its own message. An emoji is a small icon inserted right in a line of text, like an ordinary smiley.

Their sizes differ. By Telegram's rules, a sticker has one side equal to 512 pixels, and an emoji image is 100 by 100 pixels. The bot handles this preparation for you. 📐

Premium emoji: what to know

Anyone can create sets of custom emoji, but using other people's sets in messages is, by Telegram's rules, limited to Telegram Premium owners. That restriction comes from the platform, not the bot.

If you make emoji for a channel or a community, warn subscribers: without Premium they will see an ordinary fallback icon.

Getting a nice result

• Use sharp photos with a clear outline of the subject.
• Remove the extra background: the subject must read on both dark and light themes.
• Pick simple shapes for emoji: details get lost on a tiny icon.
• For video, use short clips without excess motion.

A good idea: start with a set of five to eight stickers on one theme, such as reactions to work situations or a favorite pet. A small set is easier to finish, and friends start using it sooner. 🐱

Give the set a clear name: it will then be easy to find among dozens of others in the list.

Other people's faces and copyright

Making stickers from friends' photos is fun, but ask permission, especially if the set will be public. People's faces, artists' pictures and film frames are protected by law.

Public sets built from other people's work can be reported and removed. It is better to use your own photos and drawings. ⚠️

Privacy

Everything you send to the bot goes to a third party service. Do not upload documents, intimate pictures or photos of children. If a set must stay personal, do not share the link.

Check any paid features, if they appear, inside the bot itself. Ignore requests for money from a supposed support agent in private messages. 🔒