Minecraft Java · Telegram
Telegram Sticker Generator
Turn a Minecraft skin into Telegram stickers. Choose poses and download your pack.Stickers from your Minecraft skin.
Your stickers
9 stickers · 512×512
Demo · Steve — enter your nickname to replace
Select a sticker to edit its caption, change its pose or move it in the pack.
Replace a pose from the library (24)
Select a card above, then choose a pose below. Existing poses will swap places, without duplicates.
No poses found. Try another search.
A local project file includes your Minecraft skin and all editing settings. No account needed.
Preparing a Steve demo…
Download stickers
PNG and WebP preserve transparency. To add the pack to Telegram, extract the ZIP and upload the images to @Stickers one at a time.
How to add stickers to Telegram
From a Minecraft skin to your own sticker pack in six simple steps.
- 01Load a skin
Enter your Minecraft username or upload a PNG skin.
- 02Choose expressions
Adjust the poses and pack size. Review every preview.
- 03Export your set
Download individual PNG/WEBP files or a ZIP of the chosen stickers.
- 04Extract the ZIP
Telegram does not import ZIP as one sticker; use the individual image files.
- 05Open @Stickers
Open the official Telegram mini app and create a new sticker set.
- 06Assign emoji and share
Upload the images, pair them with emoji (see emoji.txt), then share the pack link.
Format requirements: official Telegram documentation. · @Stickers
What you need to know
File types, dimensions and limits before publishing.
- 01512 pixels
For static stickers, one side must be exactly 512 px and the other no more than 512 px.
- 02PNG and WEBP
Telegram accepts both formats. Transparency helps stickers blend into chats.
- 03Static stickers only
This tool makes images, not animated TGS or video WEBM stickers.
- 04Steve, Alex and HD
You can upload a supported Minecraft Java PNG skin; check its model and scale in the preview.
- 05ZIP is for download
A ZIP bundles your exports; add the extracted images individually in @Stickers.
- 06Skin ownership
For a public pack, use your own skin or artwork you are allowed to publish.
Pack examples
For gaming chats, try Diamond!, Mining! and TNT!. For reactions, try Like, Magic and No idea.
FAQ Telegram stickers 30 questions
Basics and supported skins5
1. What does the Telegram Sticker Generator do?
It creates static PNG/WEBP stickers from a Minecraft skin using different poses.
2. Can I use a Minecraft username?
Yes. Enter the username; if lookup fails, upload the PNG skin instead.
3. Can I upload my own skin?
Yes. Upload a supported Minecraft Java PNG skin file.
4. Does it support Steve and Alex?
Yes. Check the slim or classic arm model in the preview.
5. Are HD skins supported?
Supported standard and HD PNG skins can be used; results depend on the source format.
Getting started and sizes5
6. Can I use a friend’s skin?
Technically yes, but ask permission before publishing someone else’s artwork.
7. Do I need to install an app?
No, the studio runs in your browser. You need Telegram to publish the pack.
8. Are the stickers animated?
No. The exports are static images, not animated TGS or video WEBM.
9. What formats can I export?
Individual PNG/WEBP images and a ZIP pack; a local project can be saved separately.
10. What size does Telegram require?
A static sticker must have one side of exactly 512 px, with the other at most 512 px.
Exporting and ZIP packs5
11. Is a transparent background required?
Not required, but transparency and a clear outline usually look better.
12. Should I choose PNG or WEBP?
Both work for static stickers; choose based on file size and editing needs.
13. What is inside the ZIP?
It includes the exported stickers, emoji guidance and supporting export files.
14. Can I upload a ZIP directly to @Stickers?
No. Extract it first and upload the image files individually.
15. How many stickers can I prepare?
The studio offers packs of 6, 9, 12, 18 or 24 stickers, depending on the expressions you want.
Expressions and Telegram5
16. Can I adjust poses and expressions?
Yes. Choose available variations and review the result before exporting.
17. What is emoji.txt for?
It suggests emoji to associate with your exported stickers in Telegram.
18. Do I need Telegram Premium?
No. Ordinary sticker packs do not require Telegram Premium.
19. Where do I create a Telegram pack?
Open @Stickers and create a new set with the official mini app.
20. How do I share a pack?
After publishing, Telegram provides a link you can share in chats and groups.
Troubleshooting5
21. Why does Telegram reject a file?
Export the image again as a 512 × 512 PNG or WebP. If the PNG export hits the size limit, try WebP. Upload the image file from the extracted archive. Telegram image requirements.
22. What if my sticker looks too small?
Increase the character scale or pick a clearer pose, then review the preview.
23. How do I fix clipped edges?
Reduce the scale or adjust the framing so important parts stay visible.
24. Why can’t the username lookup find a skin?
The username may be incorrect, the lookup service unavailable, or the profile not found.
25. Can I swap skins and export again?
Yes. Load another PNG or resolve a new username, then export again.
Projects and reuse5
26. Can I use the images in Discord?
You may adapt the files, but Discord has different size and upload requirements.
27. Can I use them for a Minecraft server?
Yes, for team reactions, community chat or server announcements.
28. How do I edit a pack later?
Choose Save project to download a JSON file with your skin and settings. Later, use Open project to load that file.
29. How are stickers different from custom emoji?
Regular stickers use a 512 px side, while custom emoji use a 100×100 px canvas.
30. Can I update a published pack?
Yes. Manage your pack through @Stickers and prepare replacement images in the studio.
WopBlockStudio helps you create static Telegram stickers from a Minecraft skin, export images in PNG or WEBP, download a ZIP pack and add the extracted files using @Stickers. Before publishing, check dimensions, transparency and the skin model.
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