Turn any photo into a real WhatsApp sticker — exact 512 × 512 WebP, under 100 KB, transparent background.
Free · no signup · no watermark · your photo never leaves your device.Select image
or drop it here · one bold subject works best
Rendering…
Crop to fill suits faces and subjects; fit keeps the whole photo with transparent padding.
Works on flat white / solid-color backdrops. Complex backgrounds need a real cutout — try our Remove Background tool first.
Everything happened inside your browser — your photo was never uploaded anywhere, so there is nothing to delete.
The best WhatsApp stickers aren't found in packs — they're your friend's face mid-laugh, your dog's guilty expression, the meme only your group understands. Making one is a small technical job with fussy rules: WhatsApp's official sticker spec demands exactly 512 × 512 pixels, WebP format, under 100 KB, and a transparent background — plus a recommended 8-pixel white outline so the art survives dark mode. This tool does all of it in your browser: upload, frame, optionally cut a solid background, outline, caption, download.
Sticker-pack apps reject files that break the spec, and the rejections are cryptic. Wrong dimensions, a PNG instead of WebP, 104 KB instead of 100 — any of these silently fails the import. Because this tool renders to an exact 512×512 canvas, encodes WebP itself, and binary-searches quality until the file lands under 100 KB, what you download is import-ready by construction. The spec line under the preview shows you the live proof: dimensions, format, kilobytes, quality.
A sticker with a white rectangle around it looks amateur next to real cutouts. True subject cutout needs AI segmentation — heavy models this page deliberately doesn't download. What it does do well is solid-background removal: product shots, logos, and memes on flat white or solid colors get flood-filled to transparency from the edges, with a tolerance slider for off-white and gradients. For a busy background, cut the subject out first with our Remove Background tool, then build the sticker here.
Stickers render on white chats, black chats, and patterned wallpapers. A dark subject on a dark background becomes invisible — the 8px white stroke WhatsApp recommends is the standard fix, and it gives stickers that classic die-cut look. The tool draws the outline from your image's own alpha silhouette, so it hugs the subject instead of drawing a boring rectangle.
Stickers display small — text has to be big, short, and high-contrast. The caption option renders classic meme style (bold white, black outline), auto-shrinks to fit the canvas, and sits top or bottom clear of the subject. Two or three words beat a sentence every time.
Personal stickers: turn group-chat moments into sendable reactions. Memes: photo + caption + outline is the whole meme-sticker formula. Small business: product cutouts and logo stickers for customer chats (WhatsApp Business accepts the same spec). Family groups: grandparents love stickers of the grandkids — now you know how they're made.
The download is one sticker file; WhatsApp organizes stickers in packs of 3–30. Make at least three, then import them together: on Android, sticker-pack apps like Sticker Maker create the pack and add it to WhatsApp; on iPhone, WhatsApp's built-in create-sticker flow and apps like WASticker do the same. Keep the file names sensible — you'll be picking them from your gallery.
Exact spec, honest background removal, the recommended outline, meme captions — everything a real WhatsApp sticker needs, without an app install, a signup, or a watermark.
Drop in any photo. A single bold subject makes the best sticker.
Crop or fit, remove solid backgrounds, keep the white outline, add a caption.
Get the 512×512 WebP (auto under 100 KB) and add it via a sticker-pack app.
Yes. EzySize’s WhatsApp Sticker Maker tool is free to use without creating an account. Advertising may appear on this page; the tool remains free to use. Use the controls above and check the result against your requirements.
Exactly 512 × 512 pixels, in WebP format, under 100 KB, with a transparent background. That's WhatsApp's official sticker spec, and this tool exports exactly that.
Upload your photo here, frame it (crop to fill or fit with transparency), optionally remove a solid background and add the white outline and a caption, then download the 512×512 WebP. Import it into WhatsApp with a sticker-pack app like Sticker Maker (Android) or via WhatsApp's own create-sticker flow.
WhatsApp imports stickers through sticker-pack apps: on Android, apps like Sticker Maker let you create a pack (minimum 3 stickers) and add it to WhatsApp; on iPhone, WhatsApp's built-in create-sticker flow and apps like WASticker do the same. This tool makes the correctly-sized WebP files those apps need.
Almost always one of four things: wrong dimensions, wrong format, over 100 KB, or an opaque background. This tool enforces all four automatically — exact 512×512, WebP, auto-tuned under 100 KB.
Turn on "Remove solid background" for photos with a flat white or solid-color backdrop — it becomes transparent. For complex backgrounds, cut the subject out first with our Remove Background tool, then make the sticker here.
WhatsApp officially recommends an 8-pixel white stroke around sticker art so it stays visible on light, dark, and patterned chat backgrounds. This tool draws it automatically around your subject.
WhatsApp requires a minimum of 3 stickers per pack and allows up to 30. Make at least three here and import them together in your sticker-pack app.
Yes — the tool binary-searches WebP quality to land under 100 KB and shows you the final size and quality. At 512×512, virtually every photo fits comfortably.
Not here — this tool makes static stickers only, which is what most people want. WhatsApp does support animated WebP stickers up to 500 KB, but that's a different workflow.
Yes — free, no signup, no watermark, no app to install. Everything runs in your browser and your photos are never uploaded.
Yes — type a caption, choose top or bottom, and set the size. It renders in classic meme style (white with black outline) so it stays readable at sticker size.
Dark subjects vanish on dark chat backgrounds without separation. The white outline fixes it — it's exactly what WhatsApp recommends for this reason.
No — the whole sticker pipeline (crop, background removal, outline, WebP encoding) runs in your browser. Your photo never leaves your device.