StickToGif GIF Sticker Tracker
StickToGif GIF Sticker Tracker Summary
StickToGif GIF Sticker Tracker is a mobile Android app in Tools by Chapiware. Released in Apr 2026 (2 months ago). Store metadata: updated Apr 7, 2026.
Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Apr 7, 2026 .
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App Description
Pin stickers, text & blur onto moving subjects in GIFs. No uploads. Free.
StickToGif pins tracked stickers, text overlays, or blur effects onto
moving subjects in GIFs and short video clips — running entirely on
your device.
No cloud processing. No file uploads. No account required. No watermarks.
── HOW IT WORKS ──
1. Import a GIF or MP4 from your device
2. Tap the thing you want to track
3. Hit Track — the engine follows it frame by frame
4. Choose a sticker, add text, or blur the subject
5. Share instantly through the native Android share sheet
── WHAT YOU CAN DO ──
🕶️ STICKER TRACKING
Upload any image or pick from built-in emoji presets. The sticker
follows your subject through every frame automatically.
✍️ TEXT TRACKING
Add a caption or label that sticks to a moving person, object, or
animal as it moves across the frame.
🔲 FACE & OBJECT BLUR
Blur a moving face, license plate, or screen before sharing — no
timeline, no keyframes.
── WHY STICKTOGIF ──
Every alternative either uploads your video to a remote server, charges
a monthly subscription, stamps a watermark on your export, or requires
an account just to make one GIF.
StickToGif does none of these. The tracking engine runs entirely inside
the app. Your files go directly to the Android share sheet. Nothing is
transmitted.
── PERFECT FOR ──
- Making reaction GIFs for Discord, Telegram, or WhatsApp
- Blurring faces or sensitive data before sharing clips
- Adding captions that follow moving subjects in memes
- Processing product demo GIFs without cloud rendering delays
- Privacy-conscious users who don't want to upload personal clips
── SUPPORTED FORMATS ──
Input: Animated GIF, MP4 (up to 15s, 30MB)
Output: Animated GIF, Animated WebP
── TECHNICAL NOTES ──
Tracking uses LK optical flow (OpenCV compiled to WebAssembly) with
template matching assist for low-confidence frames. Processing runs in
a background thread. Exports go directly to the Android share sheet.
Free. Open source. No backend.
