shanliuling/meme-sticker
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Turn pets, selfies, characters, or anything into a full set of AI chat stickers.
AIREADME.md
OriginalMemeSticker 🐾
One image → a full sticker pack.
An open-source sticker-making Skill for any Agent — not tied to one model or platform.
Generate the whole pack in one image call, then auto-split, remove backgrounds, and export transparent PNGs.
One generation · Fewer credits · Auto split · Transparent PNG
English · 简体中文

✨ Why MemeSticker?
- Agent-native — install the Skill and reuse the same workflow across compatible Agents.
- One call, full pack — generate a complete sticker sheet instead of spending one image call per sticker.
- Ready to use — splitting, background removal, transparent PNG export, preview and ZIP are handled automatically.
🎬 Real outputs
Selfies · Pets · Characters · Toys · Mascots · Objects
Captions follow your language.
⚡ Install and use
npx skills add shanliuling/meme-sticker
Upload an image, then simply say:
Turn this into a cute sticker pack.
Or add the theme you want:
Make a sarcastic reaction sticker pack from this character.
Turn this pet photo into a work-chat meme pack.
The result includes a preview and sticker-pack.zip, containing individual transparent PNG stickers.
[!IMPORTANT] The host must support Skills plus image generation or image editing, and provide Python 3.10+. The first run may need to install NumPy and Pillow.
[!NOTE] Character consistency, generated text and complex-background handling depend on the host image model. Importing the PNGs into WhatsApp, Telegram or other messaging apps is handled separately.
📄 License
MIT © 2026 shanliuling





