What you can make with Stickture
The short version
- No sexual content, no content that sexualises minors, no graphic violence, no hate imagery. Every photo and caption is checked before you're charged, and the finished sticker is checked again before it's delivered.
- Don't use Stickture to impersonate a real person, or to make a sticker of someone who hasn't agreed to be in it. Automated checks can't see either of those — that depends on people telling us.
- See a sticker that shouldn't have been made? Report it in the app, or email support@stickture.app.
- We keep a reported sticker for 90 days so it can be properly reviewed.
- Confirmed abuse can get the device disabled — no further stickers, and no further purchase will be credited to it.
What you can't make
Stickture turns a real photo into a sticker of the people — or pets — in it. You may not use Stickture to make:
- Sexual content
- Content that sexualises minors
- Graphic violence
- Hate imagery
- A sticker that impersonates a real person
- A sticker of someone who hasn't agreed to be in it
How we check
Every generation sends the photo, the mood captions and any correction text to an automated moderation check before anything is charged. The finished sticker is checked again before it's stored or handed back to you.
Sexual content, content that sexualises minors, graphic violence and hate imagery are refused outright when that check catches them: nothing is charged, nothing is stored, nothing is delivered. Other things the check flags are logged for review and the sticker is still delivered — the refusal list is kept deliberately narrow so an ordinary family, group or pet photo is never wrongly rejected.
Impersonation and consent aren't things an automated check can see — it has no way to know whether a real person is being impersonated, or whether everyone in a photo agreed to be there. Those two rely on people telling us, which is what reporting is for.
Reporting a sticker
Tap Report on any sticker — one you just made, or one already in your library — and tell us why. Or email support@stickture.app.
We keep the reported sticker for 90 days specifically so it can be properly reviewed, alongside whatever the automated check already recorded about it. A report never includes the original photo you started from. See the privacy policy for more on how report data is handled.
What it costs
Content our automated check catches in the categories above is refused the moment you try to generate it — no charge, nothing stored, nothing delivered.
For everything else — a report we uphold, or a device with a pattern of repeated abuse — we can disable the device: no further stickers, and no further purchase will be credited to it. A purchase attempted from a disabled device is never redeemed, so Google Play refunds it automatically and nothing is added to the balance.