Same prompt, same reference photo, five models. The differences below are the models, not the brief — so you can spend your credits on the one that suits the pack you want.
Tested September 2026 · 12-cell sheets
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Hair colour, top, and face should be the same in every cell. A pack where the character shifts between stickers reads as twelve drawings rather than one set — and that is the single biggest difference between the models above.
A flat white background cuts cleanly. Grey shadows, gradients or a coloured wash behind the figure all give the background remover more to guess at, and guessing shows up as halos around the finished sticker.
A lightbulb touching the character's hand slices fine. Confetti scattered across a cell does not — it either gets cut off at the cell boundary or leaves specks around the sticker you then have to erase.
Stickers that jump size look wrong in a conversation. Check that the character fills a similar share of each cell before you commit to a sheet.
Say "sticker" in a prompt and most models draw a thick white border around each subject. Those bake into the artwork and can't be cleanly separated afterwards. The tips page covers how to avoid this.