Turn any photo into a die-cut style sticker — auto-cropped tight to the subject — free, no sign-up, nothing uploaded to a server.
Low keeps soft, natural edges. High makes a harder decision on every pixel — cleaner against the printed border, but can cut into fine detail like hair.
A die-cut sticker is physically cut along the exact outline of the artwork rather than left as a plain rectangle, usually with a thin white (or colored) border tracing the shape — the style you'll recognize from laptop stickers, sticker sheets, and packaging. That white outline isn't just decorative: it originally comes from how printers need a small margin around the design for the cutting blade to follow accurately, and it's since become the recognizable visual signature of the format even in purely digital stickers that will never be physically cut. Removing the background first is what makes this possible — without a transparent background to trace, there's no clean subject outline for a border to follow.
Yes, completely free with no sign-up and no limit on how many stickers you make.
The AI model that cuts out your subject has to download to your browser the first time you use it in a session. After that, it's cached and processing is much faster.
No. The AI model runs entirely on your device — your photo is never sent to a server.
PNG with a transparent background, ready to use as a sticker overlay, print, or share.
Yes — toggle the sticker border off if you just want the cut-out subject on a transparent background, without the outline.
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