Sticker Forge
Create sticker-style borders around transparent PNG files.
Sticker Forge adds shape-hugging outlines, optional fills, and optional shadows to transparent PNG artwork. It is built for turning designs, characters, logos, and cutout graphics into sticker-ready images in bulk.
How To Use
- Add transparent PNG files by selecting multiple files or dragging them into the upload area.
- Remove any individual file from the queue with the remove button beside that file.
- Use the first file preview to adjust the sticker border before processing the full batch.
- Set the border size, border color, opacity, corner smoothing, and edge sensitivity.
- Choose whether to fill interior holes or add a smooth shape fill beneath the artwork.
- Optional: turn on drop shadow and adjust its color, opacity, blur, and X/Y offset.
- Select the output format and filename suffix.
- Click Process to generate the outputs, then Download ZIP to save the processed files together in one ZIP folder.
Border And Shape Controls
- Border size controls how far the sticker edge expands beyond the visible PNG artwork.
- Border color sets the outline color. White is common for stickers, but any color can be used.
- Edge sensitivity controls how transparent pixels are treated. Lower values include more semi-transparent edge pixels.
- Fill interior holes closes transparent holes inside the design before the border is expanded.
- Shape fill creates a smoother filled silhouette underneath the sticker border.
Working With Multiple Files
The queue shows every PNG you added. Select a file in the queue to preview it with the current settings. Processing uses the same settings for the full batch, which helps keep a consistent border style across a product set.
Transparent PNGs work best. Files without transparency can still be processed, but the border will follow the rectangular image edge instead of a cutout shape.
Browser-Based Processing
Sticker Forge runs directly in your browser. Your PNG files are processed on your device and do not need to be uploaded to a server.
For large batches or very large artwork files, processing time depends on your device and browser performance.