Sticker banner or repost banner?
| Where you want it | What you need |
|---|---|
| Stickers on your profile | Eligible video posts converted to video stickers inside TikTok. |
| Reposts tab | Separate original posts to repost in order. One original animation is only one repost. |
| Your posts grid | Separate photo or video posts, with covers that join into the picture. |
If you want a row of reposts, use the repost banner instructions. Creating stickers is a different action from tapping Repost. A file download cannot enable a missing TikTok feature.
1. Choose a set or split your own video
Open the sticker banner templates and check the complete preview. Six square pieces make three columns and two rows; nine make a 3×3 picture. Each detail page tells you the file count, dimensions and source.
For example, the Hello Kitty Red Bow set contains six 360 × 360 MP4 clips and matching covers. Its original link opens one source animation, not six separate TikTok posts.
To use your own footage, open the TikTok Sticker Banner Maker, choose a video and select the square layout. Adjust the crop and clip, then check the full preview before exporting. Use footage you can share.
2. Save and publish the separate pieces
Save each numbered MP4 to your device. Keep the matching JPG covers with the videos if you also want the posts grid to line up. On a phone, use individual downloads or the share button; a ZIP contains the full set but must be extracted before uploading.
Publish each video separately in TikTok. Opening the upload page does not attach a file or publish it for you. The numbered order on RepostGrid is for arranging posts: a three-piece row starts at the right; larger grids start at the bottom right.
That posting order is not a verified rule for the Stickers tab. Check sticker placement inside your own account as you add pieces.
3. Create video stickers inside TikTok
Open an eligible video in TikTok and look for Create sticker in its sharing or post options. Follow TikTok’s controls to choose the part of the video and create the sticker. Repeat for the other pieces when that option is available.
TikTok’s official sticker instructions explain the account and video requirements. Creating video stickers requires age 16 or older, and the video must allow sticker creation. The help page also describes making a sticker public and using Add to store to display it on your profile.
On your profile, look for the Stickers icon between Posts and Reposts. Open it to check the arrangement after adding pieces. TikTok controls display order, cropping and playback; a synchronized preview on this site does not guarantee that all stickers will animate together in the app.
Why can’t I find Create sticker or a banner option?
- Check whether you are looking for a sticker, a repost grid or a separate profile setting. These are different features.
- Check the age and video-permission conditions in TikTok’s official sticker help. The Create sticker option is only available on eligible videos.
- If the option is absent, use TikTok’s in-app help to check your account. RepostGrid cannot turn it on or unlock a “banner update.”
- If your goal is simply a connected picture, you can still use the repost designs or make separate photo posts with the image banner maker.
Check the finished banner
Compare the profile display with the full artwork preview. Keep faces, borders and text inside the visible crop. If the pieces do not line up, check that you used every file from the same set and did not mix a cover from another moment.
Check the posts grid and the Stickers tab separately. Covers affect how posts look while still; they do not set the order of video stickers. If you only reposted the source animation, seeing one post is expected.
These instructions combine the files available on RepostGrid with TikTok’s published sticker help. The complete multi-piece sticker arrangement has not been verified on a physical phone for every account or app version.