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* The second method involves saving or converting your stickers as WebP while experimenting with the WebP export settings trying to optimize the images. You should try setting the quality of your WebP output to something lower than 100% and experiment with a quality level that gets you the smallest file size possible without noticeable image degradation. EEach of the methods described in [Converting to WebP](#converting-to-webp) for exporting your files to WebP offer ways to control your resolution.
### Converting to WebP
Your sticker art must be in the WebP format. We recommend using the tools you're most comfortable with to draw and compose your art, and converting them to WebP using one of a few different tools:
It is recommended to use the WebP format for your sticker art. We recommend using the tools you're most comfortable with to draw and compose your art, and converting them to WebP using one of a few different tools:
* Sketch for Mac lets you export files as WebP. Open your sticker art file in Sketch, select a layer, multiple layers, or an artboard, and select Make Exportable in the bottom right. Pick your format as WebP, select Export, and then select the quality/resolution.
*[Android Studio](https://developer.android.com/studio/) allows you to convert PNGs to WebP. Simply create a New Project in Android Studio, open your PNG and right click on the image and select convert to WebP ([https://developer.android.com/studio/write/convert-webp](https://developer.android.com/studio/write/convert-webp)). Make sure you uncheck the box next to "Skip images with transparency/alpha channel" in the export flow.
