How to Design Your Own Custom Sticker Pack with ChatGPT

ChatGPT just rolled out a sticker pack creation feature, and it's actually pretty clever. Instead of manually designing individual stickers or wrestling with complex prompts, you can now turn your ideas, photos, or favorite characters into unique stickers for messaging apps—all without touching a design tool. The appeal here is obvious: personalized stickers add character to your conversations on WhatsApp, iMessage, and other messaging platforms.
The workflow is straightforward. Pick a visual style, select your emotional expressions from preset options, and ChatGPT generates a cohesive sticker pack automatically. No manual design work required. Below we'll walk through both the easy method using ChatGPT's built-in sticker builder and the more flexible approach using custom prompts.
Creating a Sticker Pack Using ChatGPT's Built-In Tool
Step 1:
Open ChatGPT and tap the menu icon, then navigate to the Images section. From there, select Stickers to get started.


Step 2:
In the sticker editor, start by selecting your preferred sticker style.

You'll see multiple sticker styles to choose from. Scroll down to reveal additional options.


Step 3:
Once you've picked a style, tap the image icon to upload the main character for your sticker pack. ChatGPT supports uploads from three different sources, depending on your preference.

Step 4:
After selecting your main character, tap the emotion icons section to combine expressions into your complete sticker pack. ChatGPT offers tons of emotional expressions to mix and match.



When you're done, hit Create.

ChatGPT will automatically generate the prompt needed to create your stickers—you don't need to type anything extra.

And there you have it—your completed sticker pack. You can download it to your photo library or add it directly to your messaging app if ChatGPT supports it on your device.



Step 5:
Now you can use your stickers in any messaging app.

Creating Stickers with Custom Prompts
Step 1:
In ChatGPT, tap the plus icon and upload a photo of yourself. Then write your sticker creation prompt with the specific emotions and styles you want. Be detailed about the expressions, then hit send.
Convert this image into a 16-sticker chibi pack. Keep the outfit and hairstyle as shown. White background, with expressions for: smiling, eating, crying, angry, happy, content, sleepy, and funny.


Step 2:
ChatGPT will generate 16 sticker images based on your prompt. Tap each image and hit Save to download the chibi stickers.


Step 3:
To add these images as stickers, open your iPhone (which has built-in sticker creation) or use certain Samsung flagship models. Pinch to zoom the image, then press and hold the sticker you want to save, then tap Add Sticker.
On Samsung phones, press and hold the sticker, select Save as sticker, and you're done. Later, when you're in your phone's keyboard emoji section, tap the sticker library icon—all your ChatGPT stickers will appear there.


Step 4:
What's interesting here is that iPhone's image-to-sticker conversion sometimes has minor imperfections. You can fix these by adding a border to your stickers as shown below.


Step 5:
Open any messaging app and tap the smiley face icon to access your keyboard. Your newly created ChatGPT stickers will show up in your sticker library. Now just tap to send them like you normally would.



Video Tutorial: Making Stickers with ChatGPT
Description: Learn to create personalized sticker packs in ChatGPT without design skills. Two methods: use the built-in sticker builder or write custom prompts.
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