Stickerclip creates custom iMessage stickers from the contents of the clipboard, letting you copy and paste images from any source.
Stickerclip creates custom iMessage stickers from the contents of the clipboard, letting you copy and paste images from any source.
First, copy an image to the clipboard and paste into Stickerclip
Tap the double circle icon to add/remove a white sticker border and shadow. Adding a border will remove animation from some GIFs.
Use the circles along the right to select between small, medium or large stickers
You can use images from almost any source. Square images with transparent backgrounds work best, but try many options!
3moji.org lets you rotate and save emoji in 3D
Emojipedia has emoji from a wide variety of sources.
Google Image Search
lets you filter for images with transparent backgrounds that make great stickers.
Animated Gif Search - gifs also work well, but need to be less than 500k in size.
iOS 16+ lets you isolate images from backgrounds.
This works nicely on many images from the web, as well as AI generated images from Dall•E or Midjourney
See below for more detail.
Search for an image, preferably with a strong central subject. Press–and–hold an image and select Copy Subject from the menu.
In the Photos or Files app, press-and-hold the subject, then select Copy.
Press-and-hold the subject and select Copy, Make sure that the edit/markup tools are not active.
Drag up on the Stickerclip drawer to expand it and show recents
Add the green Recents app from the long list of apps under More. You may have to select Edit to see it. Note, these stickers may be a smaller size.
Post an issue on the Github page, and include a link to the image. Images larger than 500kb sometimes trip Messages up.
Quit and reopen the Messages app
This is an iMessage-only extension, so can be removed by going to list of iMessage Apps (at the end of the bar under ••• "More") and then you can swipe to delete it.