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How to make animated WhatsApp stickers from any video

Turn any video, GIF or link into an animated WhatsApp sticker on your phone: pick the moment, add a caption, then copy and paste it into the chat.

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The best reactions are a second or two long and they usually live in a video. Here is how to turn that moment into a sticker that moves, without installing an app or building a sticker pack.

What you need

Step by step

  1. Open tosticker.com on your phone and upload a video, GIF or photo, or paste a link from Tenor, Giphy or X.
  2. Drag the frame on the clip bar to pick the part you want. A sticker can be up to four seconds long.
  3. Make it yours: add a caption in Text, remove the background in Cutout, change the speed or direction in Clip, and crop it in Frame.
  4. Tap Make sticker and wait a few seconds while your phone packs it.
  5. Press and hold the finished sticker, tap Copy, then paste it into a WhatsApp chat and send.

Pick the right moment

Short loops read best. Two seconds of a face reacting usually beats four seconds of a wide shot. Drag the frame on the clip bar until the reaction starts right at the beginning, and play it a few times in the preview before you make it.

Make it read at sticker size

A sticker shows up small in a chat. Use Frame and pick Square crop to fill the sticker with the subject, then drag the preview to choose what stays in. Captions are drawn with a thick outline so they stay readable; keep them to a few words.

Want only the person or the pet? Switch on Remove background in the Cutout tab and add a white edge so it looks like a real die-cut sticker. The cutout guide has tips.

Send it

When the sticker is ready, press and hold it and tap Copy. Open a WhatsApp chat, hold the message box, tap Paste and send. It arrives as a sticker; tap the star on it to keep it in your Favourites.

If Paste doesn’t appear, or the sticker shows up as a GIF, see what to do when paste doesn’t work.