Design stickers for your band, your release, or your merch table. This page opens Solmi's AI Image Generator with a sticker prompt already written: a die-cut design with a thick white border, bold outlines, and flat colors, centered on a plain gray background. Replace the sample cassette tape at the start of the prompt with your idea, such as a mascot, a symbol from your cover art, a slogan, or an inside joke from the tour, and generate. Download the designs you like and send them to the sticker printer you use.
Lead with one subject and keep it simple: a sticker is seen from arm's length, so one bold shape reads better than a whole scene. Name the subject, two or three colors, and the style, such as retro cartoon, kawaii, tattoo flash, pixel art, or minimal line art. Keep the parts of the prompt that make it a sticker: the thick white border, the bold outlines, and the plain background. Explore on Fast, which costs the fewest credits, then make the final version on Standard or Best. Words inside the design are not always spelled exactly; Best is the tier for the sharpest detail and text, or add the lettering afterwards in an image editor.
Download the design and upload it to the sticker printer you use, choosing die-cut so the cut follows the white border. The design comes on a plain gray background, which keeps the border edge easy to see; if your printer asks for a transparent file, remove the background in an image editor first. For a larger file, the image upscaler enlarges an image to 4K for 5 credits. Use your own name, art, and ideas, and leave out other bands' logos and characters you don't have the rights to.
Replace the sample subject at the start of the prompt with your idea, keep the parts about the white border and the plain background, choose Fast, Standard, or Best, and generate. Download the design you like, or change the words and run it again.
This page draws a new design from a text prompt and does not take an upload. To turn a logo you already have into a sticker, use Image to Image: upload the logo and ask for a die-cut sticker with a thick white border. To draft a logo first, try the band logo generator.
No. The sticker comes centered on a plain gray background, so the white border stays visible. A die-cut sticker is cut around the artwork; if your printer asks for a transparent file, remove the background in an image editor before you upload it.
Each design costs 3 credits on Fast, 9 on Standard, and 41 on Best, shown before you generate. A new web account starts with 20 credits, enough for six Fast designs or two on Standard. Credits are refunded if a generation fails.