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Sticker Story Studio cover art: a beach scene covered in cute animal and rainbow stickers with a sticker tray belowNew

Sticker Story Studio

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Pick a backdrop, stamp adorable stickers, drag them anywhere, and save your masterpiece. A cozy sticker studio with no rules — just stories!

Touch · Mouse / PointerPhone · Tablet · Computer

About This Game

Your Story, Your Stickers

Sticker Story Studio is a pocket art table. Choose one of three backdrops — sunny beach, forest clearing, or starry night — then stamp from a tray of two dozen stickers: cats and unicorns, rockets and rainbows, donuts and dinosaurs.

Every sticker can be dragged anywhere, made bigger or smaller, or popped back off. There is no wrong way to fill a scene.

Made for Small Hands

The whole studio works with taps and drags on big, forgiving targets. A selected sticker gets simple controls — nudge arrows, plus and minus size buttons, and a trash button — so arranging a busy scene is easy even for three-year-olds.

  • Three backdrops to set the scene
  • 24 stickers across animals, treats, and adventures
  • Drag, resize, nudge, and remove freely
  • Save your finished picture with a camera flash

What You Do

  1. 1Pick a backdrop: beach, forest, or starry night
  2. 2Stamp stickers onto the scene
  3. 3Drag them anywhere and resize them
  4. 4Arrange busy, silly, beautiful stories
  5. 5Save your picture with the camera button

Tips for Players

Start with the backdrop that matches your story — night skies love rockets.

Big stickers in the front, small ones in the back make scenes look deep.

Tap a sticker once to select it, then use + and − to size it just right.

The camera button saves your scene and counts your finished masterpieces.

Controls

  • Tap to stamp, drag to move
  • Big stickers and chunky controls
  • Nudge arrows for tiny adjustments

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Accessibility note

All actions are single taps and free drags on large stickers, with on-screen nudge arrows for precise placement without fine motor control. There is no reading, timing, or fail state, and scenes persist automatically.

Questions & Answers

No — the camera button just saves your sticker scene inside the game. Nothing is photographed or uploaded.

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