Sticker Sheet Maker — 16 Stickers on One Printed Page
One sentence in, one print-ready sticker sheet out — the same face in all sixteen panels.
Sixteen panels, one face
A sheet is only worth printing if panel sixteen still looks like panel one. In Studio the character is a material with a cover image, and the whole sheet is drawn from that face in one pass instead of from a fresh description each time. The result comes back as a work with its own page — print it, cut it, or ask for a second sheet in the same style.
- The face comes from the world — The character’s cover image is the reference, so sticker one and sticker sixteen share a face, a hairstyle and a palette.
- Cut lines, not a collage — Every panel carries its own white contour and soft shadow on one sheet, so scissors have something to follow.
- One page, one sheet — Sixteen stickers arrive on a single 3:2 page with a margin on all four sides, sized for an A4 or Letter print.
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 sheet in the same style.
Will the face really hold for all sixteen panels?
Yes, if there is something to hold on to. The sheet is drawn in one pass from the character reference, not sixteen separate prompts, so face, hair, outfit and palette stay put and only the expression changes.
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. Print at the largest size your printer allows, on sticker paper or plain paper with tape.
Can I use a character from an anime or a game?
Name them and say what they wear. If the character is already a material in the world, its cover image is the reference. Fan sheets are for personal use — don’t sell them.
Can I make my own character instead?
Yes, and it is the better test of the sheet: one silhouette, one accessory, one colour. “A grumpy orange tabby with one torn ear and a red collar” holds for sixteen panels; “a cute cat” doesn’t.
Can I choose the expressions?
The prompt sets a default range: neutral, laughing, crying, furious, smug, sleepy, heart-eyes, thumbs-up, shrug, facepalm, waving, pointing, thinking, cheering, sulking, winking. Name the ones you want and the grid is drawn around them.
Are these transparent PNG stickers?
No. It is a printed sheet, not a cut-file pack. If you need transparent files, cut the sheet or export each panel yourself — one sheet is the faster way to see whether the character works.
What if I want eight panels, or thirty-two?
Say so in the sentence. Four rows of four is the default because sixteen fits a page; two rows of four gives bigger stickers, six by six gives a contact sheet.
Start with one character.
Name them and the sheet comes back with sixteen expressions on the same face.