Doodle LINE stickers
Doodle is a loose style that looks dashed off with a thick marker. The fill is mostly white, with a touch of pale color here and there. With no fine detail to get in the way, expressions and gestures come across directly. The samples show two characters, a white rabbit with a red ribbon and a sleepy floppy-eared dog, in 16 basic greetings and feelings.
Sample set 1, made with MochiStamp
- Character description
- A round white rabbit with a red ribbon
- Style
- Doodle
Sample set 2, made with MochiStamp
- Character description
- A floppy-eared dog with sleepy eyes
- Style
- Doodle
Character and text-sticker previews
Left: the preview you see when you pick this style in the creator. Right: a text-only sticker in this style.
Good for
- Everyday chats with friends and family. It pairs well with casual texts like “morning”, “k” and “bored”.
- Animals with round silhouettes, like rabbits, dogs and cats. With so few lines, the simpler the shape, the more doodle-like it looks.
- Turning the doodles in the margins of your notebook into stickers. Add one as a reference image and you get 8 in that same feel.
- Sets with short text drawn large. The picture is clean, so big lettering doesn’t feel cramped.
Tips
- A short character description is enough. Something like “a round white rabbit with a red ribbon”, one shape and one marker, works best; too much detail waters down the doodle feel.
- Keep colors to one or two accents and the set holds together like the samples. Since the fill is mostly white, pick one color that stands out, such as “red ribbon” or “yellow scarf”.
- If you add text, keep it short. When every text on a sheet is 3 characters or fewer (8 letters in English), the sheet is drawn in big lettering automatically, which fits the thick doodle lines well.
- The lines are dark and closed, so the background comes out cleanly transparent. Even a white character keeps its outline in a white chat window thanks to the black lines.
- Doodle or 2D chibi? Choose 2D chibi if you want hairstyles and clothes drawn in full detail, and doodle if you want a relaxed, loose feel.
FAQ
Can I turn my own doodle into stickers?
Yes. Add a photo of your rough sketch or doodle under “Reference image (optional)” in the creator and we draw 8 that match its look (PNG, JPG or WEBP, up to 10 MB).
Can I add color?
Yes. Doodle is mostly white with a few pale accents, so write something like “a blue striped shirt” in the character description and that part gets its color. If you want the whole set colorful, 2D chibi or crayon is a better fit.
Can animated stickers be in the doodle style?
Yes. Choose “Animated” at the top and pick Doodle as the style. Your character moves the way each box describes, exported as APNG. Animated stickers carry no text, and each costs 2 credits.
Other styles
2D chibi
3D cartoon
B&W manga
Crayon
Watercolor
Retro pixel
ClayRelated pages
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