What is StickerBaker?
Free open-source sticker generator from prompts or a face photo.
Who is StickerBaker best for?
StickerBaker is best for people who want a quick sticker from a text prompt or face photo without signing up.
Quick stickers from a prompt
Type something simple such as "cat" or "high five" and it bakes several stickers at once.
Stickers of a face
Upload a photo and it turns the face into a sticker, and the maker says uploads are deleted after processing.
Browsing for ideas
The homepage shows the latest stickers other people made, and a search page finds more.
Developers
The Elixir and Phoenix code is on GitHub, and the same sticker model can be called through Replicate's API.
How much does StickerBaker cost?
StickerBaker is free and open source, with no paid tier.
- No sign-up or login on the site
- Stickers from a text prompt or a face photo
- Source code is open on GitHub
StickerBaker has no pricing page, plans or accounts. The sticker models it runs on, fofr/sticker-maker and fofr/face-to-sticker, can also be used through Replicate's own API, which is a separate service. Full pricing on stickerbaker.com. We checked these prices on .
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Questions about StickerBaker
What is StickerBaker?
Free open-source sticker generator from prompts or a face photo.
Who is StickerBaker for?
StickerBaker is best for people who want a quick sticker from a text prompt or face photo without signing up.
Is StickerBaker free?
Yes. StickerBaker has a free plan: no sign-up or login on the site.
Where can I try StickerBaker?
On its official website, stickerbaker.com.
Can I run StickerBaker myself?
Yes. StickerBaker's code is open on GitHub. It is a Phoenix app that needs your own Replicate API token for the sticker model and Tigris for image storage, and the maker deploys it on Fly.io; the README walks through local setup with ngrok.







