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TikTok · 9:16
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Sticker Journal v1.0.0
A journal that flips through itself: every page is a collage of die-cut stickers that pop on one by one, with hand-written labels, a planner, a bag, a suitcase, a printed page and your product on every one.
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- Format
- Ad creative · 9:16
- Length
- 0:15
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Paste this into your agent. It connects the CLI if needed, then installs the Skill.
Tell it about your product and the life around it. It makes a short vertical ad styled as a scrapbook journal: page after page builds itself from real-looking stickers that slap on with a pop, hand-written labels draw their arrows, titles write themselves on, and your product turns up on every page. It ends on a page with the name, price and CTA.
Updated Nov 2, 2026
What you get
- A 15-second sticker-journal ad with five collage pages, an end page and sound, as an H.264 MP4 in 9:16
- Every sticker as a die-cut PNG, your product's too, to reuse in posts and stories, plus a poster frame
- An editable JSON file: change the pages, labels, titles, name, price or CTA and re-render without paying for new stickers
Good fit
- Beauty, fragrance, skincare and make-up
- Fashion accessories, jewellery and bags
- Lifestyle, travel and gift products that belong in someone's day
Not for
- Products that need a demo or motion footage
- Screen recordings and app demos
- Ads that need a real person talking
About this Skill
You say
/sticker-journal Make a sticker journal video for Maison Vey Ambre Nuit, a $165 amber perfume: a Saturday-night planner, what's in my bag, a weekend suitcase, a printed "scent issue" page and three note cards (orange blossom, amber, vanilla and tonka), ending on a woman holding the bottle, "your new signature" and "Shop the scent".
A planner page for Saturday night: three crimson time blocks slide in and stickers slap onto them, lipstick, gold hoops, champagne coupes, red heels, a candle, until the Ambre Nuit bottle lands with "my signature scent" and an arrow. The camera dives into the bottle and comes out on "what's in my bag": a cream tote drops, and a phone, sunglasses, a lip balm, keys and the perfume burst out of it, each with its hand-written label. A whip pan to a rose-gold suitcase that clicks open and fills with a swimsuit, sandals, a scarf, a camera and the bottle; a polaroid drops, and the camera dives into the sunset. A pink printer prints "the scent issue"; three ticket cards give the notes, orange blossom, amber, vanilla and tonka; and the last page has the name in script, the bottle, a woman holding it, the price and "Shop the scent".
How it works
- Brief: your agent asks only for what's missing: your product (a photo; it's cut out for you), its name, brand, price and CTA, and the pages you want: a planner, what's in my bag, a packed suitcase, a printed page and note cards. Your agent suggests the stickers for each page from your product's world. You also need an API key for Nano Banana 2; one video costs about $0.75 in model usage.
- The stickers: Nano Banana 2 makes sheets of nine real-looking objects in one look, plus the bag, the suitcase, the printer and someone holding your product. Every one is cut out and given a white die-cut edge, and your agent shows you the whole set before rendering.
- The journal: the pages, the pops, the hand-written labels and arrows, the titles, the transitions, the sound and the end page are rendered on your machine in any language, as a 9:16 MP4.
Tips
- Pick stickers from your customer's life, not from your catalogue: the bag, the night out and the trip are what make the product feel like theirs.
- Keep the colours to one family (cream, blush and amber here); the stickers come from four sheets in one look, so they match.
- Four or five pages is the sweet spot: about 15 seconds, with something new popping on every tenth of a second.
- Your product is the one sticker made from your own photo, so it's on every page and always looks right.
- Look over every sticker at full size before rendering, and redo a sheet that shows a logo or text.
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Your product (a photo; it's cut out for you), its name, brand, price and CTA, and the pages you want: a planner, what's in my bag, a packed suitcase, a printed page and note cards. Your agent suggests the stickers for each page from your product's world. You also need an API key for Nano Banana 2; one video costs about $0.75 in model usage.
- Dependencies
- Node.js 20 or newer — required · Google Chrome (or CHROME_PATH) — required · An API key for Nano Banana 2 — required · FFmpeg — bundled via ffmpeg-static after npm install
- Outside costs
- Model usage, billed to your own API key: about $0.08 per Nano Banana 2 image, four sticker sheets of nine objects and five single pieces (a bag, a suitcase closed and open, a printer, someone holding your product), so about $0.72, plus a fraction of a cent for each cut-out (October 2026 prices). The layout, the animation, the sound, the text and the final MP4 are made free on your machine.
- Last tested
- v1.0.0 —
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FAQ
What do I need?
A photo of your product and an API key for Nano Banana 2, the image model the Skill calls. You set the key in your own terminal, and the Skill's setup step shows where to get it. Model usage is billed to your key: about $0.75 per video at October 2026 prices.
Where do the stickers come from?
Nano Banana 2 makes them as sheets of nine real-looking objects, which are cut out one by one and given a white die-cut edge. The big pieces, a bag, a suitcase, a printer and the person holding your product, are made one by one.
Is my product shown as it is?
Yes. Your product's sticker is cut from your own photo, and the person on the last page holds your product, made from the same photo.
Is there sound?
Yes. A pop for every sticker, pen scribbles, paper slides, a suitcase latch, a camera shutter, the printer, whooshes between pages and a chime at the end, all generated from scratch, so there's nothing to license.
