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Check the real files before you pay

A gallery can only show you a picture. This is the other half: one real pack, downloaded as files, so you can measure the dimensions, put a static sticker on a coloured background to see the transparency, and watch the animation loop — before spending $2.99.

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pic2emoji-sample-pack.zip

2.9 MB · 16 stickers, the source photo, and a spec sheet. No email required, nothing to sign up for — these are the same renders a paid order is built from, measured one by one rather than mocked up for the page.

What is inside: one photo in, sixteen files out

The left image is the only input. Everything else was rendered from it in one pass — 8 static stickers for the $2.99 pack, 8 animated stickers for the $5.99 pack.

The real source photo used for every sticker in the sample pack
1 PHOTO · 1240 × 1564 · JPEG

STATIC · 512 × 512 · TRANSPARENT

ANIMATED · 512 × 512 · 12 FRAMES

Which kinds of photos this sample covers

One photo is not a benchmark for how the AI handles yours, so we list coverage per photo type instead of implying the sample proves everything. Published means the files are in the ZIP right now; pending means we have not rendered one yet and are not going to pretend otherwise.

Photo typeInputStatusWhat that means
PortraitOne head-and-shoulders photo, 1240 × 1564, indoor daylightPublishedIn the archive now — 8 static + 8 animated files rendered from it.
PetA single dog photo, one face, clear eyesPendingNot published yet. We will not ship a pet set until one has actually come out of the pipeline — a synthetic stand-in would tell you nothing about the real output.
Low lightA face shot in dim or mixed indoor lightPendingNot published yet. This is the case most likely to vary between photos, which is exactly why guessing at it would be dishonest.

Pending sets are added to this same archive — with the same per-file measurements — as soon as a real one is rendered. We publish the date a set was produced rather than a star rating, because a rating is a claim about someone else's opinion and a date is a fact you can hold us to.

Three checks worth running on the files

  1. 1. Size and format

    Open specs.txt or look at the file properties: every sticker is 512 × 512. Static files are 52–66 KB with an alpha channel; animated files are 258–321 KB and 12 frames. If your target app caps a sticker at 100 KB or 128 px, you now know exactly which files need a resize.

  2. 2. Transparency

    Drop a static sticker onto a coloured slide or a dark chat theme. The background should disappear cleanly, with the white outline intact. Animated files are exported without transparency on purpose — some Android sticker importers render transparent animated WebP incorrectly — so expect a solid backdrop there.

  3. 3. Motion in your own app

    Import an animated file into the app you actually use and send it to yourself. If it plays there, it will play in your groups. Do this before paying: it takes one minute and it is the only test that matters.

Exact specifications

measured file by file on the 8 stickers of one real pack, 22 October 2026. These are the numbers from specs.txt inside the archive, not rounded marketing figures.

PropertyStatic packAnimated pack
Canvas512 × 512 px512 × 512 px
Web fileWebPAnimated WebP
Also deliveredPNG copyGIF copy
File size52–66 KB258–321 KB
Alpha channelYes — transparent backgroundNo — keeps its own backdrop
Frames112, looping
Stickers per pack88

Animated stickers are exported without an alpha channel on purpose: transparent animated WebP renders incorrectly in some Android sticker importers. Static stickers are fully transparent.

How the files behave in each chat app

Limits below are quoted from each platform's own documentation and checked on 22 October 2026. Where a platform needs a resize, we say so rather than calling it “compatible”.

WhatsApp

Works as-isstaticWorks as-isanimated

WhatsApp cannot import a pack from a website. You add it through a sticker app on your phone (Sticker Maker, Sticko and similar), which reads the files and hands the pack to WhatsApp. A pack needs 3–30 stickers — we ship 8, so one order is one pack.

Discord

Needs a resizestaticNeeds a resizeanimated

Server Settings → Emoji → Upload Emoji. For the larger 320 × 320 sticker slot, Discord wants PNG or APNG under 512 KB, so a resize is still required.

Slack

Needs a resizestaticNeeds a resizeanimated

Workspace name → Tools & settings → Customize → Emoji → Add Custom Emoji. Slack stretches a non-square file instead of cropping it, so crop to a square before uploading.

Telegram

Works as-isstaticNot supportedanimated

Create a set with the @Stickers bot, or use the in-app sticker editor. Static works directly; for motion, upload the WebP as a file or send the GIF as a photo instead of a sticker.

iMessage

Not supportedstaticNot supportedanimated

Send the PNG as a photo, or drag the GIF into a Mac conversation to play it once. Building a real iMessage sticker pack requires an App Store app.

Full compatibility table, with every limit and workaround →

What you may do with the sample

Test the files in your own chat apps, on your own accounts. Do not resell them, publish them as your own sticker pack, or use them to train a model. The stickers are AI-generated — an artistic redraw of the photo, not a cut-out and not a guaranteed likeness.

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