AI anime sticker pack generator · one sheet, six moods

AI Anime Sticker Pack Generator — Six Moods, One Face

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Luffy sticker sheet with six die-cut expressions — **Monkey D. Luffy** — Six Luffy moods on one die-cut sheet — the straw hat and the scar under his eye repeat exactly.

Nami sticker sheet with six die-cut expressions — **Nami** — The orange hair and blue stripes are identical from the first sticker to the sixth.

Raiden Shogun sticker sheet with six die-cut expressions — **Raiden Shogun** — Six expressions — the kimono collar and the red obi never drift.

Nahida sticker sheet with six die-cut expressions — **Nahida** — One leaf-green palette across laughing, deadpan, shocked and sleepy.

Zhongli sticker sheet with six die-cut expressions — **Zhongli** — Mostly deadpans it — and the sheet still reads as one face.

Hori Kyouko sticker sheet with six die-cut expressions — **Hori Kyouko** — In her school blazer: the plaid bow and the hair pin survive all six cut-outs.

Miyamura Izumi sticker sheet with six die-cut expressions — **Miyamura Izumi** — The sleepy sticker and the smirk sit on the same sheet, same piercings.

Tanjiro Kamado sticker sheet with six die-cut expressions — **Tanjiro Kamado** — The checkered haori repeats in every sticker, down to the hanafuda earrings.

Shinobu Kocho sticker sheet with six die-cut expressions — **Shinobu Kocho** — Butterfly haori, butterfly bun, six moods.

Why the six look related

A sticker pack is read at 120 pixels, in a chat, next to five other stickers. If the face moves between cut-outs, the set falls apart. In Studio the character is a material — a face, a hairline, an outfit, a palette, saved once. Every sheet is drawn from that material, so the expressions read as six moods of one person and a second pack for the same cast still matches the first.

One face, drawn six times — the character is a material with a face and outfit on record; each sticker is a new expression on that same record
Cut to chat size — head-and-shoulders stickers with a white die-cut edge and a contact shadow, legible at the width a chat actually shows
Packs that stack — the sheet is saved as a work, so a second pack for the same character picks up where the first one stopped

Questions before you cut them out

Is this one sticker or a whole pack?

One run gives you one sheet: six die-cut stickers of the same character, six expressions. Ask for a second sheet in the same message if you want twelve.

Can I use a character from an anime I like?

Yes — name them, Luffy, Raiden Shogun, Hori, Tanjiro, and add a reference picture if the face has to match. The pack keeps the outfit and palette you give it.

Are the stickers cut out already?

They are drawn as one sheet so you can see the set together, each with its own white die-cut edge and shadow. Ask for a transparent PNG, or one sticker per image, when you need files to upload to a chat.

Will all six expressions really match?

That is what the sheet is built around: same face, same hair, same outfit, only the expression and head tilt change. A reference image makes it stricter.

How many stickers can I ask for?

Six is the default, because six fits one sheet and still reads at chat size. Ask for nine or twelve, or for a second sheet of the same character.

Can I choose the expressions?

Yes. Laughing, deadpan, shocked, sleepy, angry and smug is the standard set. Swap any of them for crying, blushing, eating or waving — six named moods work better than "various expressions".

Can I make a pack of my own character?

Describe them, or attach a drawing or a photo. The pack follows that face, and if the character already lives in the world, later sheets keep the same look.

Where does the sheet end up?

It is saved as a work in the world you ran it in, with its own link. Reopen it, add a second pack for the same cast, or download the sheet and cut the stickers apart.

Six stickers, one face.

Name the character and the whole mood range comes back on one sheet.

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