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Sticktop
Make any image a vinyl-style sticker that peels and settles on your Mac desktop
A small, well-made piece of desktop whimsy at a fair one-time price, the kind of indie Mac app worth showing as an example of craft.
Sticktop puts stickers on your macOS desktop. Drop in any picture and it cuts out the background locally to make a die-cut sticker, which you can then peel, drag and press down, with curl and settle animations modelled on real vinyl. It is $4.99 once on the Mac App Store, runs on macOS 14 or later, and is made by independent developer Can Yıldız.
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