Stickers

Simple android sticker maker for WhatsApp without ads.

Installing

GitHub Releases

Get the latest release here

Google Play store

I'm planning to upload the app to the Google Play store eventually, but I want to test it a bit more before.

Features

Best feature imo:

• Sharing an image to the app directly adds it as a sticker to Whatsapp

Other basic features:

• Creating and deleting sticker packs and stickers
• Cropping stickers
• Renaming sticker packs/author
• Updating the sticker pack once it's already been added to whatsapp

Building

Should be pretty straightforward since no special setup is required. Refer to the flutter documentation.

Contributing

Any contributions (Pull requests, feature requests and bug reports) are very welcome! Be aware that I set my line width to 100 instead of 80, so be careful before reformatting entire files. If you're using vscode put the following in .vscode/settings.json .

{
    "dart.lineLength": 100,
    "[dart]": {
        "editor.rulers": [100]
    }
}

Also the code is not very well documented yet so sorry in advance to anyone trying to read it :3

TODO

The app is far from finished and there's a few key points I want to work on:

• Better error reporting across the entire app
• Image editor features
  • Text
  • Drawing
• Allow setting a cusom Tray icon
• Allow editing more of the sticker pack metadata
• Find a name and logo
• Translate the App (Localization is setup, I just didn't use it)
• Maybe improve the performance of cropping (It has to do 2 Image operations right now due to the way image_editor is made)

(also refer to the TODO comments in the code)

iOS Support

I don't own any Apple devices, therefore I can't build for iOS nor test the iOS app. It's a flutter app so it should more or less work. If you want to add iOS support, you're welcome! Here's some things to look out for:

• image_editor would have to be modified to support WEBP on iOS (I only added support for WEBP on Android)
• whatsapp_stickers_plus package might not work (it didn't on Android).
• Many widgets would have to be replaced with their .adaptive equivalent if you want it to look like an iOS app