Best PromptsDie-Cut Sticker Pack
Generate cohesive sticker sheets: kawaii-or-custom style, thick white die-cut borders, flat colors, and the specs print-on-demand needs.
SINGLE STICKER: A die-cut sticker of [SUBJECT, with personality: "a sleepy orange cat hugging a mug of coffee" / "a cheerful avocado lifting a tiny dumbbell"], [STYLE: kawaii style with rosy cheeks / bold cartoon / hand-drawn doodle], bold clean outlines, flat colors with simple cel-shading, a thick white die-cut border around the entire silhouette, on a plain white background. The design reads clearly at 2 inches: simple shapes, one focal expression, no fine interior detail. STICKER SHEET (the pack format): A sticker sheet of [COUNT: 6-12] stickers, theme: [THE THEME: "houseplants with feelings" / "gym motivation frogs" / "my dog's daily moods"]. Cohesive set: same [STYLE] style, same line weight, shared palette of [3-5 COLORS], each sticker with its own thick white die-cut border. Each sticker is a different [pose/expression/variation]: [LIST THEM: "sleeping, celebrating, crying over spilled coffee, judging you, waving..."]. Give each one distinct personality: one signature accent (sparkles, hearts, sweat drop, motion lines) per sticker, not all accents on all stickers. Evenly spaced on a plain [white/transparent] background with clear margins between stickers for cutting. [TEXT VARIANT, if stickers carry words:] Each sticker's text in quotes, max 3 words, in a [chunky rounded / hand-lettered] style: "[same energy]", "[nope]", "[tiny wins]". Print specs: square format, high resolution. For print-on-demand: 300 DPI intent, and regenerate any sticker whose silhouette has thin protrusions (whiskers, antennae). They tear as die-cuts; thicken or tuck them.
How to use
The load-bearing phrases are 'thick white die-cut border' (the cutline that makes it read as a sticker) and the shared-palette line (what makes a sheet feel like a set instead of twelve strangers). Google's own docs use the kawaii sticker as a canonical template. This is a format models know deeply. For actual production: upscale, then check silhouettes for thin bits that die-cutting will destroy; Etsy sticker sellers live and die on that detail.
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