3 stickers / 1 row
Use a wide skyline, a landscape or a short word that stretches across the row. Give each square enough detail to work on its own, and keep eyes or small lettering away from the joins.
Planning canvas: 2160 × 720 pxDesign one connected picture for your TikTok Stickers tab. ReelMuse splits your JPG or PNG into 3, 6 or 9 numbered MP4s. Frame the image, check how the pieces join and download your files. Then post the videos and create their stickers in TikTok. Free, with no sign-up or watermark.
Compensates for the spaces between stickers. Adjust to match your TikTok profile.
If new stickers appear at the bottom on your account, choose oldest first.
Your photo stays on your device.
Profile preview · spacing varies by device
Drag to position · pinch or use the slider to zoom
Numbers show the order to create your stickers. They won't appear in your videos.
A TikTok sticker banner is a single picture assembled from separate public stickers in your profile’s Stickers tab. ReelMuse supplies the numbered videos; you post each video and create its sticker in TikTok. Follow the same numbers through both actions so the pieces can join into one composition.
Choose a JPG or PNG, select your row count and move the image in the preview. A single crop controls every piece, so review the full grid before exporting.
Keep the eyes or the key part of a word inside a tile. Zoom changes the crop; it cannot restore missing detail in a small photo.
Create the MP4s and download the ZIP or individual videos. The file number tells you when to use that piece, and START-HERE.txt in the ZIP keeps the publishing steps with your files.
Unzip before importing. On a phone, save a single MP4 to Photos or your gallery first so you can find it in TikTok’s video picker.
Start with file 1 and post the pieces as separate TikTok videos. Keep their square framing and avoid adding a new crop or text over the artwork.
One carousel or one post of the whole image will not create this sticker layout. Each tile needs its own source video.
Open each posted video’s More options or Share menu and choose Create sticker. Use the matching crop and 3-second selection, make the sticker public and continue in file order. Check the result in your profile’s Stickers tab.
Posting and sticker creation are separate actions. Confirm feature availability and display order on your account before preparing the whole set.
With Newest sticker first, start at the bottom right and work toward the top left. These numbers label sticker creation order, not positions to type into TikTok. If new stickers appear at the bottom on your account, choose Oldest sticker first before exporting.
Create 1 first. Finish with 3.
Create 1 first. Finish with 6.
Create 1 first. Finish with 9.
Choose a ReelMuse grid around the shape of your subject: three stickers for a horizontal line, six for a scene with room above and below, or nine for square artwork. The useful test is whether the subject stays readable across the cuts. The source ratios below describe the layout before spacing compensation.
Use a wide skyline, a landscape or a short word that stretches across the row. Give each square enough detail to work on its own, and keep eyes or small lettering away from the joins.
Planning canvas: 2160 × 720 pxA good starting layout for a portrait with background, an illustrated scene or the orbit example. Check where the middle row boundary crosses your subject before you settle on a crop.
Planning canvas: 2160 × 1440 pxBuild around a bold central subject, with supporting shapes toward the edges. Nine pieces allow more detail, but fine text can still disappear when the banner is viewed at profile size.
Planning canvas: 2160 × 2160 px| Your source | Start with | Check before export | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| A face or pet portrait | 6 or 9 stickers | Keep the eyes within one tile; move the ears away from a join. | Rework the composition |
| A skyline or continuous horizon | 3 stickers | Keep the horizon at one height and check the joins at both gaps. | Create a wide source image |
| A logo, short word or cutout | 3 stickers | Prepare the border first and leave space around every letter. | Prepare the background |
| A busy square illustration | 9 stickers | Zoom out until the main shape reads across the whole grid. | Compare it in the preview |
Build the full composition in ReelMuse text to image, then return here to split it. A generated picture can still need reframing: ask for room around the subject, and leave fine lettering out of the first draft.
AI image tools are optional and have their own usage limits. Splitting and exporting here stays free.
A wide editorial illustration of a winding river through terraced hills, one continuous flowing line connecting the scene, large teal and apricot shapes, generous space above and below the focal point, no text or logosCreate an image with this prompt
A panoramic coastal scene with a continuous low horizon, three distinct rock formations across the width, soft blue evening light, simple silhouettes and open sky, no text or logosCreate an image with this prompt
Open one exported MP4 before publishing a complete ReelMuse banner. Check that it plays, the crop matches the preview and the filename begins with the expected number. On a phone, confirm that the individual video can be saved to Photos or your gallery. The practice pack below lets you try this first.
To reproduce this pack: choose Try example, 6 stickers, 100% zoom, 7% spacing and Newest sticker first. Spacing is adjustable for your profile.
JPG or PNG · up to 20 MB and 24 megapixels. Convert HEIC before selecting a file.
720 × 720 px · H.264 MP4 · 3 seconds at 30 fps · a still image with no audio.
3, 6 or 9 numbered MP4s and START-HERE.txt. Save one video or the full ZIP.
The image is processed in your browser and is not uploaded. These are ReelMuse export settings, rather than universal specifications for every TikTok surface. Download the example’s source SVG.
Use the kind of mismatch to choose the next adjustment. Reversed pieces point to creation order; a broken line points to crop or spacing; a shifted row can come from an extra sticker. Compare the published Stickers tab with the ReelMuse preview before changing the source picture or exporting the whole set again.
Compare sticker creation order with the file numbers. Posting the videos in order is only the first step. If newly created stickers appear at the bottom of your account’s grid, switch to Oldest sticker first under Fine-tune alignment and export a new set.
Check whether any tile was zoomed or cropped differently in TikTok. If the crop is consistent, adjust Grid spacing to better match the visible gaps on your profile. A setting that works on one account may need adjustment on another.
An unrelated sticker can shift the whole composition. Keep the pieces together in complete rows of three, and avoid creating other stickers while assembling the set. Review the full banner before adding more stickers.
Review TikTok’s sticker help and the source video’s reuse permissions. Feature access is controlled by TikTok and can depend on the account and video. ReelMuse cannot enable sticker creation or change permissions for you.
TikTok needs the MP4s inside the archive. Extract the ZIP first and save the individual videos to your device’s photo library if needed. When available, the maker’s Share button gives you another way to save a single file.
Use a sharp source and reduce zoom if small details look soft. If export stops, try again after closing other busy tabs. Image processing and encoding use your device’s memory, so very large photos can be harder to handle on a phone.
The maker prepares files locally. You keep control of the artwork, downloads and final publishing steps.
Yes. ReelMuse offers the 3-, 6- and 9-sticker layouts, MP4 exports, ZIP downloads and example pack for free, with no sign-up or watermark. Optional AI image generation has its own usage limits; you do not need credits to split and export your photo.
No. ReelMuse turns a still JPG or PNG into short MP4 containers, so each video holds one static tile. This maker does not animate the picture or accept a moving video or GIF as its source.
If a Share button is available, use it to save an individual video. You can also download the ZIP, extract it in Files and save each MP4 to Photos. Import the individual videos into TikTok, rather than the ZIP. The example pack lets you try these steps on your own phone before preparing a full banner.
The maker keeps the background and outlines in your uploaded image. It does not remove a subject’s background or draw a sticker border. Prepare those effects before uploading, and allow enough space around your subject so the crop and gaps do not cut through the outline.
No. ReelMuse does not ask for your TikTok credentials or publish on your behalf. Your photo is processed locally in the browser, and you download the finished files. You then post them and create the stickers in TikTok using your own account.
The workflow targets your profile’s Stickers tab, where separate public stickers form the picture. ReelMuse does not rearrange your existing video posts. Posting the MP4s is preparation for creating stickers, rather than a way to reorganize the ordinary video grid.