MAKE STICKERS ON YOUR SAMSUNG PHONE: STEP-BY-STEP-GUIDE

Hi! In this blog post, I’m showing you how to make stickers from your photos on your Samsung phone or tablet. We’ll go through a step-by-step process on how to cut out photos, save them, and use them. You’ll learn how to easily cut out and make PNG stickers with a transparent background, add frames or outlines, and decorate them to your liking in Samsung Gallery—no third-party app needed.

Once you’ve created your custom stickers, they’ll be saved in your gallery, allowing you to easily add them to your note-taking app, like Samsung Notes, for digital journaling. You can also add them to your Samsung keyboard for quick access in any app. A frequently asked question is where to find and use stickers in WhatsApp on Samsung devices. In this post, you’ll also find answers on how to send your stickers in chat apps like WhatsApp or any other app. So let’s get started!

How to Make Stickers in Samsung Gallery

Whether you have a photo you’ve taken or one from Pinterest that you want to turn into a sticker with a transparent background, follow these steps:

Open Samsung Gallery: Launch Samsung Gallery, the pre-installed and free app on your Samsung device.
Select Your Image: Choose the image you want to turn into a sticker and tap on Edit.
Use the Lasso Tool: Select the Lasso Tool to cut out your sticker. You can use the Snap to Shape feature, add frames, or utilize other tools for precise cutting.
Customize Your Sticker: Once your sticker is cut out, you can add outlines, text, or other decorations to personalize your sticker.

Now your sticker is saved in your Samsung Gallery. If you are digital journaling in a note-taking app, you can easily drag and drop or insert these stickers from your gallery. They have a transparent background, so they will look exactly like stickers in your notes.

How to Add Stickers into Samsung Keyboard for Quick Access

Once you’ve created your stickers by following the steps above, they will be saved in your gallery as PNG files with a transparent background. However, if you’re looking to use these stickers in other apps like WhatsApp, Instagram, or if you want to add them on top of your other photos to make collages, they need to be added to your Samsung Keyboard. To add your stickers into Samsung Keyboard for quick access, follow these steps:

Open Samsung Gallery: Go to the Samsung Gallery app and select any image.
Edit the Image: Tap on Edit, then select the smile icon to access the stickers option.
Add Stickers from Gallery: Tap the gallery icon, then select the add icon to add your custom stickers.

Now your stickers are ready for quick access from the Samsung Keyboard!

HOW TO DELETE AND ORGANIZE STICKERS IN SAMSUNG KEYBOARD

To delete and organize your stickers in Samsung Keyboard, follow these steps:

Open Samsung Gallery: Go to the Samsung Gallery app and select any image.
Edit the Image: Tap on Edit, then select the smile icon to access your stickers.
Delete Stickers: Tap the gallery icon. To delete a sticker, tap and hold the sticker, then select the ones you want to delete once select mode is on, and finally select delete.

How to Find and Access Stickers on YOUR Samsung DEVICE

Once you’ve created your stickers using the steps above, they’ll be saved in your gallery as PNG files with a transparent background. To use them in other apps, ensure you have followed the steps to add them to your Samsung Keyboard so they will appear there. Make sure that Samsung Keyboard is set as your default keyboard in the settings. After adding them, your custom stickers will be available in the Samsung Keyboard.

Here’s how to access them:

Open Samsung Keyboard: Start typing a message and tap the smiley icon to open the emoji and sticker menu.
Find Your Stickers: Your custom stickers will appear under the gallery icon. Stickers downloaded from the Samsung Galaxy Store will also be visible here.

Now your stickers are ready for quick access and use in your messages!

HOW TO MAKE WHATSAPP STICKERS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM

Follow the steps above to create stickers on your Samsung device. Once you’ve made your stickers, you can find and use them by following these steps:

Ensure Samsung Keyboard is Set: Make sure you’re using the Samsung Keyboard. If it’s not set as your default, go to Settings and change your default keyboard to Samsung Keyboard.
Open the Sticker Panel: Open your Samsung Keyboard by typing a message and selecting the smiley icon. This will display both the stickers you’ve created and those downloaded from the Samsung Galaxy Store.

Now, you can easily make WhatsApp stickers on your Samsung device without downloading a third-party app. You can collect them in your keyboard for quick access and send them easily while chatting!

EXPLORE STICKERS FROM SAMSUNG GALAXY STORE

Open the Sticker Panel: Open your Samsung Keyboard by typing a text and selecting the smiley icon. This will display both the stickers you’ve created and those downloaded from the Samsung Galaxy Store.
Access the Galaxy Store: In the sticker panel, select the add icon to open the Samsung Galaxy Store.
Browse and Add Stickers: Browse through available sticker packs and select the ones you want to add. You can also reorder stickers or delete a whole sticker pack by selecting the settings icon.

NEW STICKER FEATURE: IMAGE CUTOUT

With the latest update to Samsung devices, you can now easily create stickers from images using the new Sticker Cut-Out feature. Here’s how to use it:

Open an Image: Start by opening the image you want to turn into a sticker.
Tap and Hold: Press and hold on the image to bring up the menu.
Select the Option: From the menu that appears, choose “Save as Sticker” to add it directly to your sticker collection, or “Save as Image” to add it to your gallery.

This new feature makes it easier to create photo cutouts and turn them into your own stickers in seconds, adding them to your sticker collection very easily.

I hope you found this post helpful for creating stickers on your Samsung device. If you have any more questions, feel free to leave a comment! Good Luck!