How To Combine Emojis Into New Stickers On Android

How To Combine Emojis Into New Stickers On Android

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Gboard users are no longer bound to the existing emojis. Instead, Android users can now create their own custom ones with Google’s new Emoji Kitchen.

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How To Combine Emojis Into New Stickers On Android

Google’s keyboard app now lets Android users combine different emojis to create a custom one. A feature that should do away with those times when the vast number of emojis available are not sufficient enough to get a message across.

Emoji needs little explanation considering their use is abundantly clear to anyone with access to any social media or messaging app. Due to their constant use, and the evolving of internet language, the list of emojis is always constantly increasing to better provide users with new and topical visuals. The problem is, that doesn’t help much when there’s an existing emoji that would be ideal if only one or two elements were changed. That’s exactly where Google’s new feature comes in with the option to send a combination of emojis as one.

Google has now introduced a new Gboard for Android feature called “Emoji Kitchen.” As the name suggests, this allows users to create new emoji recipes and even cook them up in the app. While a mashup approach would seem to suggest the emoji possibilities have now become endless, that’s not quite the case. Google is not letting users combine any two emojis in any way they want, instead, the Gboard app-maker will provide different variations of existing emojis as stickers for users to choose from.

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How To Get Started Combining Emojis On Android

The ability to combine emojis is not new and the popular Emoji Mashup Bot Twitter account has been providing inspiration for some time. However, if you want to go down the more custom Google route then making use of Emoji Kitchen couldn’t be simpler. Although, to be able to access Emoji Kitchen, you will need to make sure the Gboard app is updated to the latest version. Google is currently rolling out the feature (starting today) and so it may take some time before it reaches all devices. Those in need of a custom emoji fix right now, can opt-in to the Gboard beta to speed up the update process.

As long as the latest version of Gboard is installed and the keyboard in use, Gboard will start to suggest variations when tapping on an emoji. In one of Google’s own examples, users can now change the cowboy hat emoji to a “monkey cowboy, ghost cowboy, laughing cowboy” and so on. Tapping on the desired style will change the default look to the custom emoji which can then be shared as a sticker. The feature should work with any app that supports Gboard, including Gmail, Messages by Google, Messenger, Snapchat, Telegram, and WhatsApp.

Link Source : https://screenrant.com/how-to-combine-emojis-android/

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