How To Create Your Own Stickers for WhatsApp
Stickers have developed into a fun and creative way to make conversations on WhatsApp more interesting. Users can download pre-existing sticker packs, but now it is also possible to create your own stickers, even using your face!
Most apps work in the same way to create your personalised sticker. Once you’ve installed the app, select the ‘upload picture’ option-normally indicated with the + symbol. After your picture has been uploaded to the app, you can edit and cut it into the desired shape of your sticker. Following this just save your new sticker either in your photo gallery or in your new sticker-pack, from which you can export it into WhatsApp whenever you like.
Enjoy using stickers time and time again in your conversations with family and friends!
Foto: ©WhatsApp.
Personalise your WhatsApp stickers
In order to create your own WhatsApp stickers, download either Sticker Maker, Sticker Studio or an other sticker app of your preference.
Most apps work in the same way to create your personalised sticker. Once you’ve installed the app, select the ‘upload picture’ option-normally indicated with the + symbol. After your picture has been uploaded to the app, you can edit and cut it into the desired shape of your sticker. Following this just save your new sticker either in your photo gallery or in your new sticker-pack, from which you can export it into WhatsApp whenever you like.
Enjoy using stickers time and time again in your conversations with family and friends!
Foto: ©WhatsApp.
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