Turning Drawings into AI Art or Stickers In-Store: AI Draw or Badge Workshop?
We compare activations that turn visitors' own drawings into AI art, stickers or badges by time per person, hourly capacity, floor space and the keepsake they deliver.
- Author
- MetasoftCo Ekibi
- Published
- September 25, 2026
- Topic
- Etkinlik Teknolojileri
- Read time
- 3 min read
Short answer: If you want to hand visitors a quick, low-cost keepsake, AI Draw (sticker, about 2 minutes per person) works best; if you want a more lasting object that feels like a gift, choose the AI Badge Workshop (pin badge, 2–3 minutes per person). If visibility and social sharing matter more than print, AI Graffiti Wall stands out; to draw a crowd in front of the store, the Drawing Robot. All fit a single kiosk area; about 4–5 m² is enough for an in-store setup.
How do the four options work?
AI Draw: from drawing to sticker
The visitor draws a simple sketch on the kiosk screen with a finger and can add a few words. The AI keeps the lines of the sketch and turns it into an illustration in the chosen style (anime, 3D, oil painting and more); the result is printed instantly as a sticker.
AI Badge Workshop: from drawing to pin badge
The flow also starts at the kiosk; the AI-generated design is pressed onto a pin badge by our team using a heat press on site. The campaign logo and brand colors can be added to the badge frame.
AI Graffiti Wall: from drawing to digital artwork
The visitor's sketch on a touchscreen becomes a digital artwork in the campaign concept. It is displayed on screen, shared via QR code or printed on request.
Drawing Robot: from photo to pen-drawn caricature
Here the visitor doesn't draw; a robotic arm draws their camera photo on paper with a real pen (40–70 seconds on average). Watching the drawing happen naturally gathers a crowd in front of the store.
Comparison table
| AI Draw | Badge Workshop | AI Graffiti Wall | Drawing Robot | |
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| What the visitor does | Draws on screen | Draws on screen | Draws on screen | Has a photo taken |
| What they get | Sticker | Pin badge | Digital artwork (QR), optional print | Pen-drawn caricature |
| Time per person | ~2 min | 2–3 min | Short, depends on drawing time | 40–70 s drawing |
| Hourly capacity per station | ~30 people | ~20–30 people | Depends on drawing time | Depends on drawing time |
| Strength | Fast, fun, shareable | Lasting, feels like a gift | Visibility and sharing | Crowd-drawing show effect |
Capacity is calculated from time per person: 60 minutes ÷ 2 minutes ≈ 30 people; 60 ÷ 2–3 minutes ≈ 20–30 people. In a store open 10 hours, a single AI Draw station can reach about 300 visitors a day with continuous flow.
How much floor space is needed?
Our kiosk measures about 180 cm high, 78 cm wide and 45 cm deep, so the kiosk alone takes only about 0.35 m² of floor. The total area depends on the space in front for the visitor to stand and draw, and the print equipment:
- AI Draw: kiosk + drawing space + sticker print point, about 2 m × 2 m (4 m²).
- Badge Workshop: kiosk + drawing space + heat press table and operator, about 2.5 m × 2 m (5 m²).
Since queues form at peak hours, we recommend leaving a 1–2 m waiting area in front of the kiosk that doesn't block the store aisle. All we need is a standard 220V power outlet; we bring our own 5G internet.
Which one to choose?
- To reach many visitors quickly during the campaign: AI Draw.
- To have visitors carry your brand with them: Badge Workshop. A badge travels outside the store on bags and jackets.
- If social sharing and window visibility come first: AI Graffiti Wall.
- To stop people walking past the store: Drawing Robot.
Sticker and badge designs are prepared with your campaign's logo, colors and theme, so every output carries your brand.
To choose the right activation for your store campaign, contact us.
Frequently asked questions
01Do visitors need drawing skills?
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No. A few lines or a simple shape is enough; the AI keeps the lines of the sketch and turns it into a finished piece.
02What is the difference between AI Draw and the Badge Workshop?
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Both start with a drawing on screen. AI Draw delivers the result as a sticker in about 2 minutes; the Badge Workshop heat-presses the same design onto a pin badge in 2–3 minutes. A sticker is faster; a badge is a more lasting keepsake.
03How long does in-store setup take?
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Setup varies by device but averages 30–40 minutes. We can set up before the store opens or the day before.
04Can visitor data be collected?
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Yes. Contact details can be collected with explicit consent when visitors join or receive their output.


