Stickers

Digital stickers have become a surprisingly profitable niche in the creative marketplace. From messaging app sticker packs to planner stickers and Cricut-ready cut files, the sticker market spans both digital and physical products with strong demand from crafters, planners, and messaging app users.

Platforms like the Apple App Store (iMessage stickers), LINE, Redbubble, and Etsy each target different sticker markets. Messaging sticker packs on Apple and LINE reach billions of users. Redbubble and TeePublic offer print-on-demand physical stickers. Etsy is the go-to for digital planner stickers and printable sticker sheets.

The digital planner community has created strong demand for themed sticker sets — productivity stickers, seasonal packs, character-based sets, and decorative elements for digital planning apps like GoodNotes and Notability. Physical sticker enthusiasts drive sales on Redbubble and Etsy.

Browse the sticker platforms below to find the right marketplace for your sticker designs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can you earn selling stickers?
Messaging sticker packs (Apple, LINE) typically sell for $0.99-$2.99 with developer keeping 70%. Redbubble sticker sales earn $0.25-$1 per sticker in royalties. Etsy digital planner stickers sell for $2-$10+ per pack. High-volume sellers with large catalogues report $500-$3,000+ monthly.
What types of stickers sell best?
For messaging apps: character-based animated stickers and emoji alternatives. For print/physical: die-cut vinyl stickers with bold designs, laptop stickers, and water bottle stickers. For digital planning: functional planner stickers, seasonal decorative sets, and character-based planner packs.
What tools do I need to design stickers?
Procreate (iPad), Adobe Illustrator, and Affinity Designer are the most popular tools. For messaging stickers, you'll need to follow platform-specific guidelines (Apple requires transparent PNGs at specific sizes). For print stickers, vector formats with proper bleed and cut lines are essential.