1. Open your Photos app. 2. Tap the photo you want to turn into an emoji or sticker. 3. Tap and hold the item in the photo you want to turn into an emoji or sticker until you see the white outline. 4.

To get started, open the Messages app on your iPhone and select a photo from your gallery or capture a new one. Tap the editing icon to enter iOS 18’s photo editing interface, where you’ll find a ...

WWDC23’s keynote wasn’t just about big OS and hardware releases. It also brought some fun stuff — like new sticker functionality coming to the Messages app and beyond. Using Messages on your iPhone ...

In iOS 11, Apple introduced animated emoji characters called Animoji, which are designed to mimic your facial expressions. Later in iOS 12, Animoji grew to encompass Memoji, which are customizable ...

Apple announced a bunch of new features for iMessage in iOS 17. This includes emoji tapbacks and a new emoji stickers interface. The little-used iMessage apps have also been hidden away behind a ...

Apple's iOS 17 is now available to download, and it brings major quality-of-life improvements to your iPhone. As Managing Editor, I lead CNET's mobile team, covering news and reviews on smartphones, ...

WhatsApp is reportedly testing automatic sticker suggestions in its latest iOS beta, allowing relevant stickers to appear while users type emojis in chats. The feature could rely on emoji metadata and ...

People really like emoji. Messaging app Line really likes them too, so it’s gone ahead and released a new iOS keyboard for precisely that. Emoji Line includes over 2,000 stickers and emoji, and users ...

It's been a few days now since Apple rolled out its iOS 13 update on Thursday, Sept. 19, bringing highly-anticipated features like Dark Mode, QuickPath typing, a new CarPlay Dashboard, and yes, Memoji ...

In iOS 11, Apple introduced animated emoji characters called Animoji, which are designed to mimic your facial expressions. Animoji have since grown to encompass Memoji, which are customizable humanoid ...

iOS 13 introduced a new love/hate feature: Memoji stickers. Now, whenever you open the emoji keyboard on your iPhone or iPad, these stickers take up the leftmost space. That alone would be fine.