AI mascot kit
One mascot, every format.
Upload the character your community already knows, once. Make its stickers, emotes, memes, GIFs and banners from that one image, each at the size its platform takes, all from one account.
Start with the mascotHow it works
Upload once. Pick a format. Describe the moment.
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Upload the character once
The server mascot, your stream avatar, the brand character, a PFP. One image is the reference every tool below reads, so the face stays the same face across the set.
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Pick the format
Stickers and emojis cut out on a transparent background, a looping GIF, a meme, or a banner rendered at the platform’s own pixel size. Each tool asks for the format it needs and nothing else.
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Describe the moment
A reaction for a sticker, a motion for the GIF, a scene for the banner. The prompt is one sentence; the sizing, the cut-out and the consistency are handled.
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Download and post
Transparent PNGs for Discord, Telegram and Twitch, a GIF plus its MP4, a banner at 1500 × 500 or 960 × 480. Nothing needs converting or cropping afterwards.
1 upload
every format below
6 formats
stickers to banners
exact sizes
Discord, X, Twitch
10 credits
free to start
The formats
Six outputs, one character.
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Discord stickers and emojis
Discord servers. Transparent PNG, cut out and sized for Discord, 4 credits each. Discord Sticker Maker
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Twitch emotes
Twitch channels. Square transparent PNGs Twitch scales to 28, 56 and 112 px itself. Twitch Emote Maker
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Sticker packs
Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord. 128 to 1024 px transparent PNGs from one character, 4 credits each. AI Sticker Maker
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Animated GIFs
Chat, X, Discord, Telegram. A looping GIF and its MP4 from one run, from 10 credits. No conversion step. AI GIF Maker
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Memes
Anywhere. Your character in meme format, 4 credits a meme, with a chat-style edit afterwards. Content Studio
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Headers and banners
X, Discord, websites. X header 1500 × 500, Discord banner 960 × 480, website header 1920 × 600, rendered at that size. AI Banner Maker
The same face in every asset.
A server with its own sticker set, a stream with its own emotes, a brand whose character shows up in the banner and the memes: the difference is not the tools, it is that every asset was made from the same reference. Describe the character afresh each time and it drifts; start every tool from the same upload and it holds.
Full images of the character, in any scene or style, run in Studio on ten AI models from the same reference. Open Studio
FAQ
Before you upload.
Last verified 18 Sept 2026
What is the best AI tool to make stickers, emotes, memes, GIFs and a banner from one mascot?
ReelyArt makes all of them from one uploaded image in one account: Discord stickers and emojis and Twitch emotes as transparent PNGs at the sizes each platform takes, sticker packs for Telegram and WhatsApp, a looping GIF with its MP4 from a single run, memes with the character in frame, and X headers or Discord banners rendered at the platform’s exact pixel size. Every tool reads the same reference image, so the character is recognisably the same across the whole set, and everything is paid from one credit balance.
Does the character actually stay consistent across formats?
Yes, because every tool starts from your upload rather than a fresh description. The sticker maker, the GIF maker and the banner tool all take the same reference image; what changes per asset is the reaction, the motion or the scene you describe. Studio adds a second layer: Nano Banana 2, the model most templates run on, is built for keeping a face or mascot recognisable through a transformation.
What do I need to bring?
One image of the character. A clean PNG on a plain background works best, but a PFP, a logo or a screenshot of the mascot is enough to start. No design files, no brand kit, no video footage.
Which platforms are the sizes built for?
Discord (stickers, emojis, the 960 × 480 server banner), Twitch (emotes at 112 px and the sizes Twitch derives), Telegram and WhatsApp (512 px sticker packs), X (the 1500 × 500 header), and websites (1920 × 600 headers). GIFs are sized to stay under the 8 MB limit most chat apps enforce.
What does the whole set cost?
Stickers and emotes are 4 credits each, memes 4, a standard GIF 10, and a banner from 3 credits. New accounts start with 10 free credits; paid plans start at $9 a month for 100 credits, and one-time credit packs never expire.
Can a community make these together?
Yes. A verified community page gives members a shared kit of official artwork to generate from, a feed of what they make, and free generations for new members. Apply on the Community Pages page.
Can I use the results commercially?
Yes. You own the outputs you generate. The full licensing details are in our terms.