AI sticker generator.
Whole packs, one prompt.
The sticker maker for people who ship packs, not one-offs: every major image model behind one endpoint, cheap enough to draft a 30-sticker set before lunch.
Works with Claude Desktop · Claude Code · Cursor · Windsurf · any OpenAI SDK
Real prompts. Real outputs.
Nothing cherry-picked twice.
Every image is a real Pixfaro output for the exact prompt beneath it — generated through the API itself, model named in the caption, click for full resolution. Regenerated when models update.
Character-consistent all-rounders for the pack, design-tuned models for the clean flat sets, and sub-cent drafters for volume — one request shape across all of them.
One key. One balance.
Zero provider accounts.
A pack is 12–50 stickers, and the tenth variation is where the style locks in. At $0.004-class draft pricing you explore in bulk, then re-render the keepers on a quality model — one balance, no provider juggling, the model string is the only thing that changes.
Connect the MCP once and “make me a 16-sticker pack of this character” is a working instruction in Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Cursor. The agent generates, keeps the set stylistically coherent, and hands back files — with a balance warning before it ever stalls mid-pack.
"args": ["-y", "@pixfaro/mcp"],
"env": { "PIXFARO_KEY": "pf_live_…" } }
# then: “make a 16-sticker pack of this cat, same style, poses vary”
Instruction-based editing is how a one-off becomes a pack: feed the keeper back in and ask for “same cat, same style, now sleeping on the keyboard.” Edits bill at the source image's tier, so pose #14 costs the same cents as pose #2.
Which model wins for stickers?
Weekly benchmarks, real prices — the same registry the API bills from. Our per-model read for sticker work:
| Model | Our verdict | Median speed | Price / image | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| nano-banana-2 | pack workhorse — holds a character and a style across poses | 10.7s | $0.080 | Try |
| recraft-v3 | clean flat die-cut sets — the most print-ready lines per prompt | 5.1s | $0.048 | Try |
| flux-2-klein | current-gen look at budget price — great glossy sticker sheen | 0.8s | $0.006 | Try |
| flux-schnell | a 30-draft pack exploration for about a dime | 2.4s | $0.004 | Try |
| gemini-flash-lite | instant style tests while you're still deciding the vibe | 3.0s | $0.041 | Try |
Speed and price come from our weekly benchmarks — provider cost + 20%, updated when providers move. Every model and tier → /pricing
Three steps.
About a minute.
Sign up for the $1 credit (no card) — or wire the MCP into your agent and let it hold the keys.
export PIXFARO_KEY=pf_live_…
Iterate on one character until the style is right — bold outline, white border, the die-cut look.
-H "Authorization: Bearer $PIXFARO_KEY" \
-d '{"model":"nano-banana-2","prompt":"die-cut sticker,
grumpy orange cat, bold outline, white border"}'
Loop the winning style through pose variations — an agent over MCP does the whole batch from one sentence.
"prompt": "same cat, same style,
now sleeping on a keyboard"
Pay per image.
Know the cost before you run.
A 16-sticker pack — thirty drafts to find the style, sixteen keepers on a quality model — comes in under two dollars. Per image it's $0.004 to $0.080 depending on the model, printed next to each one before you run.
Top up a balance, and each generation debits exactly the listed price — cost and latency come back in the response, so an agent (or a budget) always knows where it stands. Failed generations aren't charged.
Signup gives you $1 of credit with no card — enough to draft dozens of images on the budget models and still compare finals on a frontier one before you spend a cent.
Credits last 365 days; there's nothing to cancel. Optional auto-reload (with a monthly cap) keeps long agent runs from stalling mid-pipeline.
Fair questions,
straight answers.
Something else? support@pixfaro.com — a human answers.
How do I get the transparent, die-cut look?
Prompt the aesthetic — “die-cut sticker, bold outline, white border, on plain white” — and the flat background knocks out in one click with any background-removal tool. The white sticker border survives the knockout, which is exactly what printers and chat apps want.
Can I keep one character consistent across a whole pack?
Yes — that's what instruction-based editing is for. Generate the hero sticker, then feed it back with “same character, same style, new pose” per sticker. nano-banana-2 is the most reliable style-holder in our benchmarks.
Will these work for WhatsApp and Telegram packs?
Both platforms want square PNGs (512×512 for WhatsApp, up to 512 for Telegram) with transparency. Generate square at 1K, knock out the background, downscale — every step is scriptable, and an agent over MCP will happily do the whole conveyor.
Can I sell sticker packs I generate?
Yes, within the Terms and the upstream provider's policies — you own your outputs as far as the law allows. Just don't build packs from someone else's characters or brand; that's an IP problem no generator fixes.
What does a 30-sticker pack cost?
Drafting on flux-schnell, the exploration phase is pennies; re-rendering 30 finals on nano-banana-2 is about $2.40. The response returns exact cost per image, so a pack has a receipt, not an estimate.
Can I batch-generate via API?
Of course — it's an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, so a for-loop (or your existing SDK) is the batch tool. Failed generations aren't charged, and per-image cost in the response keeps the loop accountable. Docs: docs.pixfaro.com.
One balance.
Every kind of image.
Wordmarks, monograms, mascots — the shoot-out approach to brand marks.
Click-worthy 16:9 covers with real, legible title text.
Header art on autopilot for every post your agent writes.
The full registry — speed, price, and resolutions for every model.
Building instead of browsing? The same models sit behind the REST API and the MCP server.