猫スタンプ（実写スタンプ）

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About this app

These free cat stamps are easy to send to chats, social media, chat apps, and more. They feature cute cat photos. The app's unique "categories" are incredibly convenient. A huge selection of cute, cool, and ugly-cute cat stamps are available. The volume is fast and easy to use.

The non-transparent white background makes the cat photos look beautiful and easy to view. This app includes hundreds of lightweight, beautiful, and easy-to-use free stamps.

Because the stamps are organized by category within the app, you can quickly find the one you're looking for. It's easier to add the stamps you want to your chats than with official stamps, which are packed with stamps for each character. (We'll suggest some reasons why you might want to use the app.) Have fun with these fun stamps.

Installing the additional app "Free Stamps/Stampru" makes it even more convenient. You can access stamps even during chats via the "Free Stamps/Stampru" notification bar.

No registration is required; you can start using it immediately and for free. (There are no in-app purchases.)

This app isn't like a website where you have to download stamps over the internet, so it's fast and easy to use.

If you're a kitty lover, these cute and easy-to-use free cat stamps are a must-have. Fill your chat line and timeline with cat stamps to make them more interesting.

Ratings and reviews

Cutest sticker app ever. Even though they use Japanese, it is understandable because the company itself was actually from Japan. Well, maybe for foreigner it is sucks, but I think this is perfect for me. I wish could see more stickers in the future! XD

Love these cute cat graphics for battery Wooster and charging! No problems and easy to use. Not too many ads. By now I have unlocked almost all of the widget graphics, and for absolutely free!

So, one problem.. The writing is unreadable! It's CHINESE OR JAPANESE OR WHAT EVER LANGUAGE THAT IS. It does not help that I speak English not Chinese or Japanese or whatever. It wasn't cool. So, like, maybe they could add language preferences, like you could pick your language and then you can read it. I mean, I won't be a problem for the people who speak THAT language, but what about the rest of us? All I'm saying is that some people speak English; it doesn't work when it's Japanese-Chinese.

What’s new

Revised