Static or animated stickers?
Choose static stickers for clear emotional reactions such as happy, speechless, shocked or goodnight. A static pack is easier to generate consistently and keeps text easy to read.
Choose an animated sticker when the motion carries the meaning, such as a pet tilting its head or a character waving. Short, readable loops usually work better than long sequences.
Keep one recognizable character
Character consistency starts with the reference image. Use a clear photo with one person or pet and preserve the face shape, hair, eye color, clothing and distinctive markings.
Mysticker analyzes the subject first and uses the uploaded image as the identity reference. A batch of stickers therefore shares the same character and visual direction.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos do I need to make a sticker pack?
One clear photo is usually enough. Photos with several people, heavy occlusion or a very small subject reduce character consistency.
Can static and animated stickers use the same character?
Yes. Both modes use the uploaded image as the character reference, although animation prompts should be adapted for motion.
Which photo works best?
Use a well-lit image where the subject fills a large part of the frame and has no overlapping faces or distracting objects.