LINE sticker specs (370×320px with a 10px margin) and what the review checks for

Last updated: 2026-08-23

LINE stickers are 370×320px with a 10px margin, transparent PNG, under 1MB — a different set of assumptions from every other platform here. This covers what the spec means and the rights and review points to settle before you submit.

The LINE sticker image spec

A sticker set sold on LINE Creators Market needs three kinds of image. PochiSta exports the sticker image — the artwork actually sent in a chat.

ImageSizePochiSta
Sticker image370×320px (max)Exported
Main image240×240pxNot supported
Chat room tab image96×74pxNot supported

All three are transparent PNG, 72dpi or higher, RGB, and under 1MB each. A set is 8, 16, 24, 32 or 40 stickers, and the whole ZIP must stay under 60MB.

LINE changes its specs from time to time. Check the official LINE Creators Market guidelines for the current numbers before you submit.

Four ways it differs from every other platform

Approaching this like a Discord or Slack emoji will not pass. Four assumptions are different.

  • It is not square: 370×320px, landscape
  • A margin is required: leave about 10px rather than drawing to the edge
  • It is sold as a set: 8–40 stickers go through review together instead of being uploaded one by one
  • Three different roles: the sticker, main and tab images may each be a different picture

That is why PochiSta keeps LINE out of the platform spec list and puts it in its own section of the export dialog. It is also left out of the bulk ZIP — having LINE files appear every time you export for Discord would only get in the way.

What the margin is for

The margin is not only about breathing room. Stickers render close to the chat bubbles, so artwork drawn to the very edge looks cramped and can appear clipped on some devices.

PochiSta fits the square canvas inside the 370×320px frame without stretching it. Subtracting the 10px margin leaves 350×300px, so a square drawing is placed centred at 300×300px — a 10px margin top and bottom, and 35px at the sides. Stretching the artwork to fill a landscape frame would distort faces and lettering, so the extra margin wins.

Review and rights — making one is not the same as selling it

LINE stickers are a product, and they go through review. Being able to export the image here does not mean you may submit it for sale.

  • Rights in the artwork you imported: anything built from someone else's illustration, an anime or game character, or a photo found online cannot be submitted, even after removing the background or editing it
  • Rights of the people in it: even your own photo cannot become a sticker of someone else's face without their permission
  • Font licensing: the fonts bundled with PochiSta allow commercial use, but a font you bring from your own device follows its own terms
  • Real trademarks and logos: stickers carrying company names, product names or logos will be stopped in review
PochiSta's terms ask you to confirm the rights in the images you import, but that is about using this tool. Whether a sticker can be sold is decided by LINE's review criteria and the rights in that artwork. If you are unsure, swap it for something you drew, a photo you took, or a mascot from the logo maker.

Exporting from PochiSta

Once a sticker is finished, use “Download for LINE stickers” in the export dialog to save a 370×320px transparent PNG. Anything over 1024KB is quantised down automatically.

Build the 8–40 stickers in a set one at a time and export each. Bundling the set and generating the main and tab images are not supported, so prepare those in the LINE Creators Market console.

Sources

Checked against each platform's official documentation on 2026-08-23. Specs change, so check the sources too before you submit.

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