Snap Studio

A photo goes in.
A sticker comes out

Snap Studio is the part of Zapurr that turns a picture of your pet into a die-cut sticker — cut to the animal, trimmed with a paper edge, and yours to keep on a Board, send down a Chain, or put into the Orbit.

The cut

Pick a photo.
It finds the animal and lifts it out

Open Snap Studio and pick a photo of your pet. From there, a subject mask runs over it and returns the animal on a transparent background. It runs on your device — the photo does not travel to a server to be cut.

On deviceThe mask is Apple's Vision subject model, running locally. Nothing is uploaded to make a sticker.
Never fails hardIf it finds no subject, you keep the original photo rather than a mangled one. You get a sticker either way.
A real edgeThe cutout is traced and given a die-cut border, the way a printed sticker is trimmed — not a rectangle with rounded corners.
Snap Studio's Cut screen, ready to pick a photo

The Board

Every sticker
you have made

The Board is your own collection — every cutout you have snapped, in one tilted gallery. Tap one to reopen it in the Studio; hold it to edit or delete.

YoursThe Board is personal. Stickers live on your Board until you send them somewhere.
OnwardFrom the Stickers tab the same art feeds the Board, Chains and the Orbit.
The Stickers tab — Snap Studio, Board, Orbit and Chains

Finishes

7 ways to trim it

Classic, Teal ring, Prism, Gold Foil, Neon Glow, Stardust, Obsidian. The app renders all 7. This page shows the classic cut, because the classic edge is the only one the renderer behind these pages implements — the rest are worth seeing in the app rather than imitated here.