How to Make a
TikTok Sticker Banner

Before you start

This guide covers the current browser tool and a provisional TikTok handoff. The intended result is a connected image in your profile’s Stickers area. It is not an automatic post, a cover-photo upload or a verified device walkthrough.

• Use a JPG, PNG or static WebP photo up to 20 MiB and 32 megapixels. HEIC, animated images and source videos are not supported.
• Video export requires a capable browser. A missing system-share option does not prevent individual downloads.
• Use the same browser to resume. Your draft and latest export are local, with separate 7-day retention periods after saved changes.

Before publishing a set, read the tile-order explanation. Left, center and right are final positions; they are not instructions for which piece to post first.

Choose & frame your photo

On the homepage, choose a photo or select Try example. An invalid file or a cancelled replacement keeps the current draft. After a valid import, you should see the photo in the banner studio.

Choose 3 tiles for one row, 6 for two rows or 9 for three. Drag the photo to reframe it, pinch or use Zoom, and use the position sliders or arrow keys for finer adjustments. Reset crop returns to a centered fit.

Switch from Adjust to Preview to see the simulated profile, or inspect the plain tiles. Keep important details away from a seam if you do not want them split. The simulation’s spacing is illustrative and is not a measured TikTok setting.

Wait for Saved in this browser before leaving. To understand which records are retained, see local storage and retention.

Create & take your videos with you

Select Create videos for the chosen layout. You should see per-tile encoding progress, followed by the files page after the complete set is ready. Each MP4 is a still photo crop: 720 × 720, 3 seconds and no audio. These are experimental output settings.

If the browser cannot encode, keep your draft and read the on-screen explanation. Cancelling or failing a replacement generation preserves the previous files and confirmations. Only a successful new export replaces them.

On the files page, choose a final position and use Share video when enabled. It opens the system menu with one MP4. Select TikTok only if it is offered. If it is absent, use the download route.

You review and publish in TikTok yourself. Keep the square crop intact if you want adjacent pieces to connect. Returning from a share menu does not confirm publishing, and this page does not automatically start another share.

After a video is actually published, return to its tile and mark I posted this video. Leave that box unchecked if you cancelled or are unsure. The tile picker remains a position map, not a tested publishing sequence.

Create a public sticker in TikTok

TikTok’s video-sticker guidance describes opening your posted video’s additional actions, choosing the sticker action when available, and reviewing its public-discovery setting before creation. Follow the options actually shown in your app.

This maker does not create that sticker for you. Its square photo crop is prepared for the intended visual result, but the correct creation sequence and final profile arrangement remain unverified.

Only after creating the public sticker should you mark I created its public sticker for the matching tile. Posting and sticker confirmations are independent. If the entry is missing, keep the posted confirmation only and read Create sticker missing.

Compare your actual profile

Once every tile has both confirmations, select Check my banner. You should see the saved export’s simulated profile beside three final checks.

Open your actual TikTok profile. Check the tile positions, whether the image connects across seams, and whether the stickers are public. Only then select the three checks and I can see the complete banner.

The completion page records your own confirmation. It does not verify TikTok. If the result is wrong, use the position and crop checks; you can return to files to undo a tile confirmation or reopen the final review.

Download instead of sharing

On the files page, select each needed tile and choose Download MP4. Check your browser’s downloads or save dialog; clicking the link does not prove that a file was saved.

If the file is on your phone, select it from TikTok yourself. If you made it on another device, transfer the downloaded MP4 using a method you choose. Opening this site’s URL on your phone does not transfer the project or videos.

Keep track of the filenames and final positions. Downloads use the same manual posting, sticker and final-check confirmations as system sharing. There is no verified upload or creation sequence for either route yet.

If something stops you

The pieces look wrong

Compare the source crop with the final positions before changing anything in TikTok. Use tile-order help.

No sticker entry

Check the relevant posted video, permissions and feature availability with the missing-entry guide. No setting or waiting period is promised to unlock it.

Local files are missing

Return to files for the per-tile availability messages. Existing confirmations are separate from file availability. Regenerating successfully creates a new export and resets confirmations; review that choice first.

Return to your banner

Reading this guide does not mark a post, create a sticker or confirm completion. Your next task is restored from this browser.