Prompt library · Sticker design
Ten tested prompts for kawaii characters, retro badges and glossy holographic designs — each generated as a die-cut sticker with a clean white border, ready for print sheets or messenger packs.
The magic words are “die-cut sticker” plus “thick white border” — they switch the model from illustrating a scene to designing an object: bold outlines, flat shading, a single centered subject on a plain background. A dependable structure is: “Die-cut sticker of [one character or object with a personality trait], [art style], thick white border, [background color]”. One subject per sticker; two characters interacting almost always reads as clutter at sticker size.
Style keywords do the heavy lifting: kawaii, chibi, retro badge, 70s groovy, holographic foil, vinyl toy. Ask for a “plain solid background” so cutting the design out for print or a Telegram pack takes one click in any background-removal tool. All ten designs below are unedited outputs generated on BananaBanana — at $0.03 per Lite image, a full 30-sticker pack of drafts costs less than a dollar.
Every image below is the unedited output of the prompt on its card — no cherry-picking across dozens of attempts, no retouching. The model badge shows exactly what generated it and what it cost.
Die-cut sticker of a chubby cream-colored kawaii cat hugging a giant cup of brown sugar boba tea, eyes closed in bliss, tiny blush marks. Soft pastel shading, bold clean outlines, thick white border, plain light-mint background.
Die-cut sticker of a smiling retro sun with wavy rays rising over a stylized ocean wave, 1970s surf-poster style with warm orange, mustard and cream bands. Slightly distressed print texture, bold rounded shapes, thick white border, plain off-white background.
Die-cut sticker of a cute chibi astronaut in a puffy white suit floating and flashing a peace sign, a tiny violet planet and two stars behind them. Glossy cartoon shading with a reflective visor, bold outlines, thick white border, plain pale-blue background.
Die-cut sticker of a content little green frog sitting under a red-capped mushroom like an umbrella, one tiny rain drop falling. Storybook cottagecore style, soft watercolor-ish shading with clean dark outlines, thick white border, plain cream background.
Die-cut sticker of a cheerful avocado half character with stubby arms giving a thumbs up, its round pit as a smiling face. Flat vector style with minimal shading, bold dark-green outlines, thick white border, plain soft-yellow background.
Die-cut sticker of a crescent moon made of faceted violet crystal, entwined with tiny golden stars and a sprig of lavender. Celestial witchy aesthetic, jewel-like gradients with fine line details, thick white border, plain deep-navy background.
Die-cut sticker of a grinning cartoon banana character mid-kickflip on a tiny skateboard, sunglasses on, motion lines behind. Energetic 90s skate-graphic style, saturated yellow against violet accents, bold outlines, thick white border, plain white background.
Die-cut sticker of a tiny round chibi dragon with pearlescent teal scales, curled possessively around a single gold coin, one puff of smoke from its nostril. Detailed toy-like rendering with soft highlights, bold outlines, thick white border, plain blush-pink background.
Die-cut sticker of a happy monstera plant character in a terracotta pot, two leaves raised like arms, a small watering can beside it. Cozy flat-illustration style with subtle grain texture, deep greens against warm clay tones, thick white border, plain sage background.
Die-cut sticker of a chunky lightning bolt with a holographic foil finish, iridescent rainbow sheen shifting from violet to amber across its surface, tiny sparkle stars around it. Glossy vinyl look with a highlight streak, thick white border, plain charcoal background.
This exact phrase flips the model into object-design mode: centered subject, bold outline, flat background — everything a sticker needs.
Stickers are read in half a second at thumbnail size. A single character with one clear expression beats any composition of two.
Ask for a plain solid background; any background remover then isolates the sticker perfectly for print sheets or a Telegram/WhatsApp pack.
Keep the style sentence fixed and swap only the character line — 8 variations per prompt on Lite gives you a coherent pack for $0.24.
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Read the guideFlat sticker styles are exactly where the $0.03 model shines.
Read the guideThe narrative prompt structure every example on this page uses.
Read the guideYes — you own your generated images and can sell prints, sheets or merch. Generate the final at 2K on Nano Banana 2 or Pro for crisp edges at typical 5–8 cm die-cut sizes.
Generate on a plain solid background as these prompts do, then remove it with any background-removal tool. The clean white border survives the cut-out and becomes the classic die-cut edge.
Lite at $0.03 is ideal for flat vector-style designs and bulk pack drafts. Use Nano Banana 2 for glossy cartoon shading, and Pro when the finish itself is the point — holographic foil, jewel gradients, toy-like rendering.
Yes — generate the character once, then attach that image as a reference and change only the pose and emotion per sticker. Nano Banana 2 and Pro keep the design consistent across the pack.
Every new account starts with a free $0.10 balance — enough to test three image prompts before paying anything. No subscription, no credit card, crypto top-ups from $1.