Free while in beta

One photo.
One character.
Nine moving stickers.

We read what makes your subject recognisable — hair, fur, glasses, face proportions — lock it into one cartoon character, then draw nine expressions of that same character and animate them.

  • ~80sphoto to pack
  • 9expressions
  • 5platform formats
People and pets. The character sheet comes first, so nothing drifts between stickers.
Exports straight into
WhatsAppanimated WebP · ≤500 KB Telegramstatic PNG · 512² Discordemoji 128² · sticker 320²
1

The photo

one face or one pet

We read the features first — you confirm them before anything is drawn.

2

Captions

Readability limit: 16 Latin characters or 7 Chinese characters per line, 2 lines max. Longer text gets crushed by compression.

3

Formats

≈80 seconds · no signup · you keep the files

A character first, stickers second

Most generators draw nine pictures and hope they match. We draw one character, show it to you, and every sticker is a re-pose of that same character — which is why the glasses stay on.

Features, written down

Hair colour, fur pattern, glasses, eye spacing, mouth size — measured or read off the photo, shown to you as a list you can correct in one tap.

One sheet, held steady

The character sheet is generated once and reused as the reference for all nine expressions, so identity doesn't drift cell to cell.

Then it moves

Eyes blink, mouths open, sweat drops and anger veins are drawn per expression — not just a whole image shaking — inside WhatsApp's 500 KB ceiling.

How it works

  1. 01

    Drop a photo

    One person or one pet, clear and lit. We check sharpness before spending a generation on it.

  2. 02

    Confirm the features

    We read the species, breed, hair or fur, accessories and face proportions. You fix anything wrong — that list becomes the prompt.

  3. 03

    Character sheet

    One cartoon character, front facing, neutral. This is the anchor every sticker is drawn from.

  4. 04

    Nine expressions, animated, zipped

    Re-posed from the sheet, keyed out, given moving eyes and mouths, encoded per platform and packed with import notes.

Straight talk: a cartoon is a simplification, not a photo. If the character sheet doesn't look like your subject, regenerate — that is the one step worth retrying, and everything downstream is built on it.

Using your stickers

WhatsApp

Download the animated WebP files and import them with a sticker-maker app. GifGiggle keeps each animation under WhatsApp's 500 KB sticker limit where possible.

Telegram

Use the PNG exports to create a sticker set with Telegram's sticker tools. The pack includes individual files ready to upload.

Discord

Choose the 128 px emoji or 320 px sticker export and upload it in your server's emoji or sticker settings.

Common questions

What kind of photo works best?

Use a sharp, well-lit photo with one clearly visible face or pet. A simple background and a front-facing subject make identifying distinctive features easier.

Can I make stickers of a pet?

Yes. Upload one pet, review its detected features, then generate the same nine-expression pack used for people.

Are my photos and packs public?

No. Pack pages and generated files are restricted to the account that created them. Do not upload photos of people who have not agreed to it.

What do I get in a pack?

Nine expressions of one consistent cartoon character, exported for WhatsApp, Telegram and Discord. Available formats depend on the platform and pack access.