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Sticker Pack / Reaction Set

A coherent sticker pack of one face: bold outline, flat colour, transparent background, and six labelled reactions that stay on-model.

from 3 credits4 prompt setsNeeds one photoNano Banana 2Nano Banana ProGPT Image 2.5 SunburstNano Banana 2 Lite

Example results

Reference image

Fictional adult woman with coiled hair against a plain studio background

Generated result

A generated example for the Sticker Pack / Reaction Set image prompt template.

Sticker Pack / Reaction Set

GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst · 1K · 16:9 · 6 credits

Reference images were generated for this demonstration; no real person or customer photo was used.

Generation prompt
Create a sticker sheet of six reactions using the pet in the reference image, arranged in a three by two grid with equal cell sizes, equal padding and no visible grid lines. Every sticker keeps the same markings: the same fur colour and pattern, the same patch shapes on the head and chest, the same tail markings, the same eye colour and the same ear shape, so the six read as one character. Style: a bold uniform black outline of about four pixels, flat two-tone colour fills, no gradients, no fur texture, no drop shadow, the body simplified into rounded masses and the tail into a single curved shape. The six reactions: happy with eyes closed in an upward curve, begging with both front paws raised together, shocked with wide eyes and ears fully upright, annoyed with the tail flicking and one ear flat, asleep curled into a ball with a small bubble, and a stretch with the front paws forward and the tail in the air. Background: pure transparent with no shadow and no border. Wide 16:9 framing with generous space between the stickers so each can be cut out cleanly. No text, no logos, no watermark.

What it is used for

  • Custom sticker packs for WhatsApp, Telegram or LINE.
  • Private reactions for a team or group chat, such as colleagues, classmates or family.
  • Turning a pet account into a set of interactive stickers.
  • Sticker merchandise for a small business that can be listed for sale.

Prompt sets

Each set is a complete prompt. Copy it, or open it in the studio with the model, aspect ratio and resolution it was written for.

Six Grid Reaction Pack

The standard approach: six reactions in one image, which is easiest to cut apart.

5 credits

Nano Banana 2image → image3:2 · 2K

Reference photos: One portrait, facing forward with a natural expression. All six reactions share this face's features and hair silhouette.

Create a sticker pack of six reactions based on the person in the reference image, arranged in a perfect three by two grid with equal cell sizes, equal padding and no visible grid lines. All six stickers share exactly the same character template: the same head shape, the same hairstyle silhouette and hair colour, the same outfit colour, the same face proportions and the same line weight; keep the person's facial features recognisable and identical across all six, only the expression and the arm pose change. Style: a uniform four-pixel black outline around every shape, flat two-tone colour fills, no gradients, no drop shadows, no texture, an exaggerated but simple cartoon treatment of the hair as three solid masses. The six reactions, left to right and top to bottom: laughing with eyes squeezed shut, crying with two large teardrops, shocked with wide eyes and raised hands, furious with steam marks above the head, sleepy with a small drool mark and tilted head, and a heart-eyed expression with both hands on the cheeks. Background: a pure transparent background with no shadow and no border around each sticker. Vertical 3:2 framing, clean vector-like finish, no text, no logos, no watermark.
Negative prompt
inconsistent character between cells, different line weights, gradients, drop shadows, background colour, text, watermarks

Reference only — the image models available here do not take a separate negative prompt, so this list is guidance for editing the prompt above.

Why this works: The standard entry. If the six cells are inconsistent, move the shared-template passage to the front and cut the expression descriptions down to short phrases.

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Single Transparent Sticker

You want them one at a time so each imports straight into a sticker tool.

7 credits

Nano Banana Proimage → image1:1 · 2K

Reference photos: One portrait. To build a set one sticker at a time, generate this entry 4 to 6 times and change only the emotion sentence each time.

Create a single messaging sticker of the person in the reference image, designed to be cut out and used on its own. Keep the facial features and hairstyle silhouette recognisable. Expression: laughing hard with the eyes squeezed shut, the mouth open wide and both hands raised beside the face. Style: bold uniform black outline of about four pixels around every shape, flat two-tone colour fills, no gradients, no shading, no drop shadow, hair simplified into three solid masses, body cropped at the chest so the sticker reads at small sizes. Framing: the figure fills about 80 percent of the square with even margins all round, head centred, no part of the outline touching the edge. Background: pure transparent, with no shadow and no border. Finish: clean vector-like sticker art, crisp edges, no texture, no text and no logos anywhere in the image, no watermark. Suitable as a chat sticker at small display sizes, so simplify rather than detail.
Negative prompt
gradients, soft shading, drop shadow, background colour, text, logos, cropped outline at edges, photorealistic rendering, watermark

Reference only — the image models available here do not take a separate negative prompt, so this list is guidance for editing the prompt above.

Why this works: The single-sticker entry. To build a whole set, copy this entry and change only the emotion, leaving everything else untouched; consistency comes from this fixed passage.

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Pet Sticker Sheet

A pet account where the pet performs the reactions.

10 credits

GPT Image 2.5 Sunburstimage → image16:9 · 2K

Reference photos: One front-facing photo of the pet. Preserving the markings is the priority for pet stickers, so the fur colour and the pattern have to stay consistent.

Create a sticker sheet of six reactions using the pet in the reference image, arranged in a three by two grid with equal cell sizes, equal padding and no visible grid lines. Every sticker keeps the same markings: the same fur colour and pattern, the same patch shapes on the head and chest, the same tail markings, the same eye colour and the same ear shape, so the six read as one character. Style: a bold uniform black outline of about four pixels, flat two-tone colour fills, no gradients, no fur texture, no drop shadow, the body simplified into rounded masses and the tail into a single curved shape. The six reactions: happy with eyes closed in an upward curve, begging with both front paws raised together, shocked with wide eyes and ears fully upright, annoyed with the tail flicking and one ear flat, asleep curled into a ball with a small bubble, and a stretch with the front paws forward and the tail in the air. Background: pure transparent with no shadow and no border. Wide 16:9 framing with generous space between the stickers so each can be cut out cleanly. No text, no logos, no watermark.
Negative prompt
different markings between stickers, fur texture, gradients, drop shadow, background colour, text, cropped tails, watermark

Reference only — the image models available here do not take a separate negative prompt, so this list is guidance for editing the prompt above.

Why this works: The pet entry. The markings sentence covering the head, the chest and the tail has to stay at the front; once the markings change, the stickers no longer look like the same animal.

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Text-Only Sticker Sample

Page samples and low-cost load testing.

3 credits

Nano Banana 2 Litetext → image1:1 · 1K

A single chat sticker of a generic cartoon adult, cropped at the chest, laughing hard with eyes squeezed shut, mouth open wide and both hands raised beside the face. Style: bold uniform black outline of about four pixels, flat two-tone colour fills, no gradients, no shading and no drop shadow, short dark hair simplified into three solid masses, simple dot eyes when open, a small triangular nose and a wide open mouth shape. Framing: the figure fills about 80 percent of a square frame with even margins, head centred and no part of the outline touching the edge. Background: pure transparent with no shadow and no border. Clean vector-like sticker art with crisp edges, no texture, no text, no logos, no watermark, designed to stay legible at small chat sizes.

Why this works: The text-only sample entry, the cheapest one. It covers pages that have no material; to build a real set, change the emotion one image at a time as in the main entry.

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If the result is wrong, change this first

The character is inconsistent across the six cells

Write a shared template: 'all six share the same head shape, the same hair silhouette, the same outfit colour and the same line weight', and change only the expression and the action.

The style is uneven, with thick outlines in some cells and none in others

Fix the line width and the fill method: 'a uniform four-pixel black outline, flat two-tone colour fills, no gradients, no drop shadows'.

The background is not transparent or clean, so the sticker cannot be cut out

Write 'pure transparent background with no shadow and no border'; if a white background is needed instead, write 'a plain white background with generous space between stickers'.

The expressions look too similar because all of them are smiling

Specify the emotion cell by cell: 'each cell a clearly different reaction expressed with eyes, eyebrows and mouth only', and list the six emotions as English keywords.

The grid lines are crooked and the spacing is uneven

Describe the grid geometry: 'a perfect three by two grid with equal cell sizes, equal padding and no visible grid lines'.

Notes

  • The key to a sticker pack is consistency plus usability: all six reactions have to show the same character, and the background has to be clean enough to cut the sticker out directly.
  • To actually import a set into a messaging app, generate single images one at a time, on a transparent or solid background, rather than slicing a six-cell grid; the grid is better suited to a display image.