Sticker Sheet Cutter · Open Skill 公开技能

Sticker Sheet Cutter

was: I had sticker sheets buried in cleanup, one awkward sheet at a time. now: Upload a grid, choose the rows and columns, and I cut each cell into its own image. -> sticker sheet -> separate sticker tiles ready to save or share Options: Rows 2-8, columns 2-8, with a 4x4 default. Tip: Keep your grid clean and aligned for an easier cut.

@JordanReyes

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https://d7qlwi7tl2u27.cloudfront.net/skill-covers/prod/4284951/2026-10-15/4f294erq.webp

# Sticker Sheet Cutter

One sheet, many stickers. Upload a grid (default 4x4) and get each cell as its own image, ready to save or share.

## When to use

- Cut a sticker sheet or grid image into separate tiles

Not for: Generating new stickers.

## Inputs and gates

| Input | Required | Default | Gate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grid image | Yes | — | Even grid with clear gutters |
| Rows | No | `4` | 1–8 |
| Columns | No | `4` | 1–8 |

- Fashion, dark and horror themes are fine as stills; refuse explicit sexual content and anything sexualizing minors.

## Steps

1. Check that the image has an even grid; if the rows or columns are unclear, ask once.
2. `split_image(input_urls=[grid image], rows=<rows>, cols=<cols>, output_format='png', name='Sticker Sheet Cutter', entity_type='skill_generation')`.
3. Verify the tile count equals rows × cols; if not, retry once with corrected counts.
4. Reply in one or two sentences, e.g. "Your sticker sheet cutter is ready. Want another take with a different grid?" Results appear on the canvas; never paste URLs.

## Failure handling

- `success=false`: say what failed in one sentence; retry once only if transient; never invent links.

## Examples

**Default**: the user says "here's my selfie, do it" with a photo. Use rows `2-8 (default 4)`, cols `2-8 (default 4)`, 1:1. Reply: "Your sticker sheet cutter is ready."
**Variation**: "love it, make another". Keep the same inputs and change one option (a different grid).
**Missing input**: no photo was sent. Ask: "Send one clear photo where your face is easy to see, and I'll start."