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A little joy to share · Free download

Say it with Solomon!

Share a smile, offer encouragement, and remind someone they’re loved. These 15 cheerful Solomon stickers are our gift to you—use them to brighten a conversation and share the hope we have in Jesus!

Free Download — All 15 Stickers

One complete pack. Use each sticker individually. No account or extra app needed.

A cheerful Solomon in his purple robe and golden crown, clapping his hands for a happy dance.
A free animated bonus

Solomon’s happy dance

A little celebration to brighten someone’s day! Download this happy dance separately from the 15-sticker pack.

Free Download · Happy Dance GIF

Animated GIF · 490 KB · No account needed

Share it as a photo or attachment. Some apps may show it as a still image. If it opens on your phone, use Share or touch and hold to save it.

Your 15 free Solomon stickers

The 15 Solomon stickers: Hello, Thinking, Let's Pray, Amen, Bible Study, Good Point, Love This, Hmm, Let's Talk, Keep Going, God Is Good, Not Sure, There Is Still Time, I'm Praying for You, and Soli Deo Gloria.

Share the sticker pack in three steps

  1. Download the pack. Find it in Downloads in your Files or My Files app.
  2. Open the ZIP and save the pictures. Keep them in Photos/Gallery in an album called Solomon Stickers.
  3. Share a little joy! When texting, emailing, or posting, tap the photo or attachment button and choose a Solomon sticker.
Help for iPhone or iPad

In Files, open Downloads and tap the ZIP to open it. Open the new folder, select the 15 pictures, then tap Share → Save Images. In Photos, add them to a new album called Solomon Stickers.

Help for Android or Samsung

In Files or My Files, open Downloads, tap the ZIP, and choose Extract. Copy or move the Solomon Stickers image folder into your phone’s Pictures folder. Look for it in Gallery or your photo app’s device folders. Button names may vary by phone.

These are shareable pictures. The download does not automatically add them to your emoji or sticker keyboard. How they appear depends on the app you use.