How to Make a Telegram Sticker
This guide shows you how to create static Telegram stickers using FastEdit. Telegram accepts PNG or WebP static stickers under 512KB, with one side exactly 512px and the other side 512px or less. FastEdit's Telegram Sticker preset uses a square WebP output as a convenient default.
Walkthrough
- 01
Open FastEdit
Go to fastedit.net. Everything runs in your browser with no sign-up required.
- 02
Drop your image
Drag and drop your source image onto the editor. Any common image format works: PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, AVIF, and more.
- 03
Select the Telegram Sticker preset
Open the presets menu and choose Telegram Sticker. This configures the output to 512x512 WebP with a 512KB file size limit.
- 04
Adjust and crop
Use the crop tool to frame your subject. White or transparent backgrounds work best for stickers. Check the preview to ensure your design reads clearly.
- 05
Export and upload to Telegram
Click Export to download your sticker file. Then use the @Stickers bot on Telegram to create a sticker pack and upload your stickers.
Small things worth checking
- Use transparent or white backgrounds for the cleanest look in conversations.
- Telegram static stickers use PNG or WebP. One side must be exactly 512 pixels and the other side must be 512 pixels or less; the square preset handles this for you.
- Animated Telegram stickers use TGS, or WebM VP9 for video stickers. FastEdit handles the static WebP sticker workflow here.
- Keep the file under 512KB. With the Telegram Sticker preset active, FastEdit tries to lower quality enough to stay within this limit.
- Bold outlines and high contrast help stickers look good at various display sizes.