How to Create Anime Sticker Packs with OpenClaw
Create anime sticker packs with OpenClaw and ToolRouter. Generate custom sticker sets for Discord servers, messaging apps, and community events.
Tool
Generate themed anime sticker sets and squad posters from photos for Discord servers, messaging apps, and community events. OpenClaw is best for creating multiple sticker packs at once — different characters, different expression sets, all with consistent style.
Connect ToolRouter to OpenClaw
1Install the CLI
npm install -g toolrouter-mcp2Call tools directly from OpenClaw
toolrouter-mcp call web-search search --query "AI tools"
toolrouter-mcp toolsSteps
Once connected (see setup above), use the Photo Style Transfer tool:
- Define the pack schema — sticker count, expression list, style, output dimensions — before batching.
- Run `anime_sticker_pack` with `photo-style-transfer` across all character photos with consistent style settings.
- Flag any stickers where expressions are ambiguous or size clarity is poor.
- Export the full sticker library with platform-ready dimensions and expression-based filenames.
Example Prompt
Try this with OpenClaw using the Photo Style Transfer tool
Use photo-style-transfer to create anime sticker packs for all 8 members of our Discord community. Each person gets a 6-sticker pack with the same expression set. Keep a consistent art style across all packs. Return with filenames as member-username-expression and flag any stickers that read ambiguously.
Tips
- Use the same expression list for every member's pack — it makes the stickers interchangeable in conversations and feels like a unified set.
- Run a single member's pack first to confirm the expression range is right before batching all 8.
- For multi-member communities, a squad poster alongside the individual packs creates a shared identity asset worth pinning in the server.