Sticker Tool
Add emoji stickers to an image by clicking, at a size proportionate to the picture.
Processing: This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your input and any file you open stay on your device — nothing is uploaded to a server.
How to use the sticker tool
- Choose an image, or use the blank canvas.
- Pick a sticker and a size, then click where it should go.
- Undo any misplaced sticker, and download the PNG.
About this tool
Click where you want a sticker and it appears there. That is the whole interaction, which is appropriate for a job that takes ten seconds and is otherwise buried three menus into a photo editor.
Stickers are drawn as text, which has a consequence worth knowing: they are the emoji your own system renders. The same character is a different picture on Windows, macOS, Android and iOS, and the exported PNG carries whichever one your device draws. That is usually what people want — it looks like the emoji they picked — but it does mean two people producing the same image will not produce identical files.
Size is a percentage of the image's shorter edge rather than a pixel value, so a sticker stays proportionate whether it is placed on a phone screenshot or a full-resolution photograph. Each one is placed at the image's own resolution, not the preview's, so nothing is soft in the export.
Undo removes the last sticker placed, and the export is a PNG so that transparency and sharp edges survive. The image never leaves the tab.
Common uses
- Covering a face or a name in a screenshot before sharing it.
- Marking up a photograph with a tick, a cross or an arrow.
- Adding a bit of decoration to an image for a social post.
Frequently asked questions
- Why do the stickers look different from someone else's?
- Because they are drawn as text using your own system's emoji font. The same character is rendered differently on Windows, macOS, Android and iOS, and the export keeps whichever yours draws.
- Can I move a sticker after placing it?
- Not yet — undo removes the last one placed, so a misplaced sticker takes one click to remove and one to redo elsewhere.
- Is a sticker enough to hide private information?
- Only if it fully covers it. A sticker is drawn over the pixels and the export is flattened, so anything completely covered is genuinely gone from the exported file.
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