Sticker Creator — Your Whole Cast on One Sheet
One character gets you a sticker. Four of them on one sheet gets you a pack your whole group can use.













Why four faces on one page
A sticker pack usually starts with one character and stops there. A cast sheet starts with the world: four characters already exist as materials — four faces, four outfits, four palettes — and all sixteen panels are drawn onto one page in a single pass. The rows stay apart because each row is one material, not a fresh description. The sheet comes back as a work with its own page, so you can print it, cut it, or add a second cast in the same style.
- The cast is the input — Characters you already have keep their faces; each row is drawn from that character, not from a new prompt.
- Rows, not a collage — One character per row, four moods across, even gutters — so a trimmer has a straight line to follow.
- One page, one pack — Sixteen die-cut stickers on a 3:2 print with a margin on all four sides, saved as a work you can reopen.
Before you print it
Do I get sixteen separate files?
No — one 3:2 image with sixteen die-cut stickers on pale paper. It is saved as a work with its own page, so you can reopen it or ask for a second cast in the same style.
Can the four characters come from different shows?
Yes, but say who each one is, in row order. A sheet of four characters from one world reads as a set; four characters from four shows reads as a mash-up, which is also a valid answer if that is what you want.
Will each row really hold the same face?
That is what the sheet is built around: one row per character, four expressions, one face. Attach one image per character and the match gets stricter.
Can I choose the moods?
The default four are neutral, laughing, shocked and smug, because those cover most chat replies. Swap any of them for crying, sleepy, furious or a thumbs-up — name the four you want in the sentence.
What can I print it on?
Anything that takes a 3:2 page. On A4 or Letter each sticker lands around 45 mm wide — chat-sticker or journal size. Sticker paper is easiest; plain paper and tape works too.
Are these transparent PNG stickers?
No. It is a printed sheet, not a cut-file pack. If you need transparent files, export the panels yourself after the sheet is approved.
Can I make my own cast instead of an anime one?
Yes, and it is the better test: four characters, one silhouette, one accessory and one colour each. “A half-elf bard with a cracked lute” holds across four panels; “a cool fantasy party” does not.
What if my cast has five characters, or eight?
Four is the default because four rows fit a page. Ask for two sheets of four, or for eight rows of two moods — say the number and the grid is drawn around it.
Four faces, one sheet.
Name the cast in order and the sheet comes back with four rows of the same four characters.