iMessage · Sticker pack
CountryBalls
The Poland ball in twelve stickers for everyday chat.
A round ball, white on top and red below, with a black outline and two big white eyes. No arms, no legs, no mouth: the eyes and a few props do the talking. The captions are in English, and every sticker has a transparent background, so it sits in a conversation without a box around it.
Free · iPhone and iPad
- Apple Messages
- 12 stickers
- Free
- iOS 16.4 or later
- No data collected
CountryBalls is an iMessage sticker pack with one character: the Poland ball. It has twelve stickers, ten of them with a caption in English, and it is free on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
The twelve stickers.
Ten carry a caption, in red or black lettering. Two are just the ball in glasses.
- ??? in a thought bubble
- #1
- Are you serious?
- Black sunglasses no caption
- 3D glasses red and blue, no caption
- Happy birthday with a party hat
- Like a boss black lettering, pixel sunglasses
- Like a boss red lettering, sunglasses
- Love you with a heart
- Make love, don't fight
- Well...
- What? sunglasses slipping
Drawn by the countryball rules.
The character follows the countryball comic style, also called Polandball: a round ball in its flag's colours, a black outline, eyes and nothing else.
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Eyes and nothing else
No arms, no legs, no mouth. The ball is white on top and red below, with a black outline, a soft shadow under it and two big white eyes. The eyes carry the mood.
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Props carry the joke
Black sunglasses, pixel sunglasses, red-and-blue 3D glasses, a party hat, a heart and a thought bubble. In “What?” the sunglasses are slipping off.
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No box around it
Every sticker has a transparent background. Send it on its own, or drop it onto a message bubble or a photo, and it sits there without a box.
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Captions in English
Blocky pixel-style lettering in red or black. Short lines: “#1”, “Well...”, “Are you serious?”, “Like a boss”.
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Nothing to load
The stickers are static images that ship inside the pack. The download is 4.2 MB, and nothing is fetched after that.
Nothing to collect. They are pictures.
The pack is a sticker extension for Apple Messages containing only static image assets. There are no user accounts, no analytics, no advertising, no third-party SDKs and no network connections at all. When you send a sticker, Apple's Messages delivers it. I never see your messages.
- No accounts, ever
- No analytics and no tracking
- No advertising
- No third-party SDKs
- No network connections
- Delivery handled by Apple
Questions people actually ask.
How many stickers do I get?
Twelve. Ten carry a caption: “???” in a thought bubble, “#1”, “Are you serious?”, “Happy birthday” with a party hat, “Like a boss” twice (once in black lettering with pixel sunglasses, once in red lettering with sunglasses), “Love you” with a heart, “Make love, don't fight”, “Well...” and “What?” with the sunglasses slipping. The other two are the ball in black sunglasses and the ball in red-and-blue 3D glasses.
What language are the captions in?
English. The lettering is blocky and pixel-style, in red or black.
Will they look right on a photo or a dark bubble?
Every sticker has a transparent background, so it sits on a message bubble or a photo with no box around it. The ball is drawn with a black outline and a soft shadow under it.
Do they animate, or need the internet?
Neither. They are static images that ship inside the pack, so there is nothing to load and the pack makes no network connections. Sending a sticker is an ordinary message, delivered by Apple's Messages.
Is it free?
It is free on the App Store.
Are they safe for kids?
The pack is rated 4+ on the App Store. The stickers are everyday chat: a birthday greeting, a heart, sunglasses, a puzzled thought bubble. The pack collects no data of any kind. See the privacy policy.
How do I use them?
Install the pack and it appears among the iMessage apps in Messages. Tap a sticker to send it, or touch and hold it and drag it onto a message bubble or a photo.
Where did the app go after I installed it?
It is inside Messages. A sticker pack has no Home Screen app of its own to open. Open a conversation, look among the iMessage apps, and the pack is there. It is managed from Messages too.
Say it with the Poland ball.
An iMessage sticker pack for iPhone and iPad. Free on the App Store.