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Kisscut
An engine-agnostic style recipe: a wide hero, proof shots across subjects, and a portable prompt.
1 hero · 3 proofs
Prompt template
{subject}, in the style of Kisscut — rendered as a glossy die-cut kawaii peel-off sticker: the whole subject becomes one sticker with a thick uniform white kiss-cut border hugging its silhouette, a soft glossy highlight sheen sweeping the top, gentle rounded soft cel shading with smooth airbrushed pastel gradients, every form softened and rounded with no harsh edges, a soft thin lavender contour line, {palette}, candy pastel chroma used like highlighters; the sticker sits on a cream stationery sheet with a tiny low-opacity dot grid, a few washi-tape strips and small pastel dot, star and sparkle ornaments filling the gaps, soft pastel-tinted drop shadow lifting the sticker off the page; bright clean cheerful and tidy, the composition fills the entire frame edge to edge, dense, no empty whitespaceSlot recipes
hero — {subject} as one large glossy die-cut sticker centered with a thick white kiss-cut border and top sheen, surrounded edge to edge by overlapping companion stickers, washi-tape strips and a dense dot grid, candy pastels, soft lift shadows, full-bleed, no whitespace
feature — {subject} as a single clean peel-off sticker with a thick white kiss-cut border and one soft pastel-tinted lift shadow, set on a cream dot-grid sheet with a couple of washi-tape strips and a few pastel dot ornaments
avatar — {subject} cropped close and front-facing as a glossy die-cut sticker, thick white kiss-cut border hugging the silhouette, soft cel shading and top sheen, a sparse ring of tiny dot and star ornaments framing the edge, square
empty-state — {subject} as a single gentle pastel sticker with a friendly soft expression, thick white kiss-cut border, on a calm dot-grid sheet with one washi-tape strip and a few sparkle ornaments, inviting and uncrowded
illustration — {subject} as a sticker-sheet collage of many overlapping glossy die-cut stickers, each with its own white kiss-cut border, washi tape, dot grid, stars and sparkles filling every gap, soft lift shadows throughout, maximally cute and packed
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Credits · in the lineage of
- Kawaii die-cut sticker cultureMovementglossy kiss-cut sheets
A generated style is an aggregate of many influences — credit is given to the artists and traditions it draws on, not a claim of authorship.
produced by unrecorded · sourced by unrecorded · images by unrecorded
Do
- · Give the subject a thick, uniform, clean white kiss-cut die-cut border that hugs its silhouette like a real peel-off sticker.
- · Render forms with smooth airbrushed pastel gradients, gentle rounded soft cel shading, and a soft glossy highlight sheen across the top.
- · Lift each sticker off the page with a soft pastel-tinted drop shadow, never a hard gray one.
- · Fill the gaps with stationery context — a low-opacity dot grid, washi-tape strips, and small pastel dot, star and sparkle ornaments — so it reads as a sticker on a sheet.
Don't
- · Do not use harsh black ink outlines, sharp corners, or hard edges — keep every contour soft and rounded with a thin lavender line at most.
- · Do not place a sticker on a dark, gritty, or photographic-realist background; the ground is a bright cream stationery sheet.
- · Do not oversaturate into neon or mute into gray; keep the chroma candy-pastel and clean.
- · Do not leave large empty neutral areas or render the subject as a flat borderless illustration with no die-cut edge.
try it
remix with this style
Apply Kisscut to any UI language and swap the palette — the preview takes this style's hero image.
Needs a Published language and palette to remix.