Stickin: Sticker Scrapbook

iOS app by 雨桐 余. Lifestyle · 雨桐 余

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.2.5
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-08

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Store description excerpt

Your camera roll is full of things worth keeping. Stickin turns them into stickers — and your days into pages worth flipping back to. Scrapbooking has always been about collecting the little things that matter: cut them out, stick them onto a page, keep the memory. Stickin brings that whole ritual to your phone. Snap a photo and the subject is cut out for you, wrapped in a crisp white border like a real die-cut sticker. Then stick it onto a page. ■ Make a sticker out of anything - Shoot with the camera or pick from your library — auto cutout, no tracing - Every sticker gets a white border, for that real die-cut look - Turn Live Photos into stickers that move - Cut photos into shapes — hearts, stars, stamps and more - Trim a short video into a moving sticker - Saved automatically to your sticker library, sorted your way — plus built-in packs to start with ■ Scrapbook, page by page - Keep your pages in books — flipping feels like a real notebook - Drag, resize and rotate stickers, photos, text and doodles - Pick a paper for each book, or switch it per page - Style your text with fonts, outlines, shadows and highlights - Doodle with a set of playful brushes - Frame photos: outlines, instant-photo style, matted frames - Fine-tune each sticker's border right on the page ■ Share your pages - Export any page as a crisp image - Pages with live stickers export as video ■ Private by design - No account, no sign-up. Everything stays on your device — memory keeping, not social media.

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