How to add sticker packs · The Lunchbox Blog

A sticker pack is a set of stickers around one idea: a capybara, a puppy, a frog, autumn leaves. Add one, and its stickers are there on every note you write.

Love, Mom — A little capybara for a big day

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Your stickers

Tap Stickers while you write. Your packs sit along the bottom. Tap one to open it, then tap a sticker to put it on your note.

A sheet of stickers under a note, with small pack covers in a row at the bottom — Your packs along the bottom

Looking for something? Pull the sheet up and search all your stickers at once.

The sticker sheet pulled up with sun typed in the search, and two sun stickers — Search all your stickers

Add a pack

Scroll to the end of the row and tap Add packs. Find one you like and tap Add. It is in your stickers straight away.

A screen of sticker packs, each with four of its stickers and an Add button — Pick a pack to add

Two puppy sticker packs found by searching for pup — Search for a pack

Take one out

Tap Added to take a pack out. Notes you already sent keep their stickers, and you can add the pack back any time.

The sticker packs screen with a small message saying the pack was removed — Removed, and easy to add back

A few to try

With a puppy: “Dinner at six. Someone is waiting by the door.”
With a maple leaf: “Kick through the leaves on the way home.”
With a bunny and a book: “One more page, then the park.”
With a capybara: “There is a cookie under the napkin.”

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