AI Anime Sticker Pack Generator — Same Face, Eight Poses
One sentence in, one eight-sticker pack out — the same face in every frame, cut lines included.













One character, drawn eight times in a single pass
A sticker pack lives or dies on sameness: if the face drifts between panels, the pack is unusable. In Studio the character is a material with a cover image, and the image model draws the whole sheet from that face instead of from a fresh description each time. The sheet comes back as a work with its own page — reopen it, ask for a second set, or bring the rest of the cast into the same world.
- The face comes from the world — The character's cover image is the reference, so sticker one and sticker eight share a face, a hairstyle and a palette.
- Cut lines, not a collage — Every sticker carries its own white contour and shadow on one sheet, so printing and cutting is a straight job, not a rescue.
- Packs stack into a shelf — Each sheet is a work with a URL. Make one per character and the world turns into your own sticker catalogue.
Questions before you cut one out
What do I actually get — separate files or one sheet?
One 3:2 image of a finished sticker sheet: eight stickers, each with its own white contour, on pale paper. You cut the sheet yourself, or use it as the artwork for a chat pack.
Will the face really stay the same in all eight?
The sheet is drawn in one pass from a single reference, which is what keeps the face, hair and outfit steady. Eight separate renders drift by the third one.
Can I use a character I already have?
Yes. If the character exists as a material in a world, its cover image becomes the reference. Otherwise describe the hair, the outfit and one prop in the sentence.
How many expressions can I ask for?
Eight is the tested size for one 3:2 sheet — big enough to read at chat size. Ask for twelve and each sticker shrinks; ask for four characters instead and you get a cast pack.
Does it work with a cast, not just one character?
Yes. Name two to four characters and ask for one sticker each; the strip at the top of this page is four cast packs made that way.
Can I print it?
The sheet is 1536×1024, about 13×8.7 cm at 300 dpi, enough for stickers 3–4 cm tall. Upscale the sheet before cutting if you want them bigger.
Can I use the stickers in WhatsApp, Telegram or Discord?
Use the sheet as the artwork: cut each sticker into its own square image and import it with the app's own sticker tool. The page does not push files into an app for you.
Do I need to write a prompt?
No. The button opens a new world with the prompt already written; you add the character and press send.
Make the pack for one character.
Name them, and the sheet comes back with eight expressions on one face.