Stickers Pack: make your own stickers

A photo of your cat, a meme from a chat, a bit of vacation video: any of it can become a sticker your friends will use. Stickers Pack handles the fiddly sizes and formats. 👾

The bot makes three kinds of stickers (static, animated and video) as well as custom emoji. The name hints at one more trick: an emoji font for decorating text.

Make a sticker in five steps

1. Press /start and open the menu.
2. Choose an image or video and send it to the bot.
3. Adjust the size and crop the frame.
4. If you like, add a mask with a transparent background.
5. Add the finished sticker or emoji to your collection or send it to friends.

All of it happens in chat. No phone app is needed.

Three formats, three jobs

• Static. A fixed, recognizable picture. Good for memes and logos.
• Animated. A short vector animation for emotions and reactions.
• Video. A clip becomes a living sticker.

Telegram has its own file requirements: a static sticker needs one side at 512 pixels, and a video sticker is limited to roughly three seconds. The bot fits your material to those rules, so you do not convert anything by hand.

Emoji instead of stickers

Custom emoji sit right in a line of text like a regular smiley and look smaller than a sticker. Channel owners often use them for branded post design.

The emoji font goes further: ordinary letters are swapped for emoji symbols, giving a headline that is hard to miss. ✨

The commands in the menu

• /help. Bot commands and answers to common questions.
• /settings. Settings.
• /cancel. Cancel the current action.
• /paysupport. Payment rules.
• /privacy. Privacy policy.

The presence of /paysupport shows that some features are paid. Read the terms in the bot before paying.

Getting a good-looking result

Pick sources with a clear subject and a plain background: such a frame is easier to cut out, and a transparent mask lies more evenly. Do not inflate the file size either. A lighter sticker loads faster in a chat.

If you build a set, keep a single style: one palette, equal margins, similar emotions.

A word on rights

Use only your own images or ones you have rights to. Stickers with other people's photos made without consent can harm them, and sets with copyrighted characters are often removed after complaints. 🎨

The bot's news and set catalog run on separate developer channels, and you can ask questions to the support contact in the bot's description.

Where to use your set

• Family chat. Stickers with house jokes and relatives' faces, with their consent.
• Channel or blog. Branded emoji make a feed recognizable.
• Work group. A set of reactions to routine situations saves words.
• A gift. A set of jokes for a friend is remembered better than a card.

Start with a small set of five to eight stickers, see how people use it, and expand later.