Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. In iOS 13, Apple introduced Memoji stickers—cartoonish avatars you ...

With iOS 16, Apple introduced new hairstyles, headwear and poses for your Memoji. Memojis can be used in apps like Messages and FaceTime. You can use them as stickers for your messages ...

There’s tons of fun and customization with the ability to easily make your own static or GIF-style stickers. And you can now use and place any of the emoji, Animoji, Memoji, or even third-party ...

Once you create your Stickers, the fun begins: using them within text messages. It's as simple as sending an emoji or Memoji. You can access your Sticker drawer across your iPhone, iPad ...

Apple added several different Animoji and Memoji stickers that can be used on all Apple devices with an A9 chip or later. And in iOS 14, Apple added new Memoji customization options, including the ...

Along with iOS 13’s new features and changes came Memoji Stickers, and they show up in the frequently used section of the emoji picker on the default keyboard. For those who don’t want them ...

These characters are also available as Memoji Stickers in iOS 13, which show up in the frequently used section of the emoji picker on the default virtual keyboard. If you don't use them enough to ...

After you create your Memoji, you might want to change it later. Maybe there are new cool features from iOS updates, or perhaps you just feel like giving yourself a different look. Either way ...

iOS and iPadOS 13.3 include only a couple noteworthy improvements: Communication Limits have been added to Screen Time, and Memoji stickers can be removed from the emoji keyboard. On the tvOS side, 13 ...

Besides Animoji and Memoji, Clips 2.1 only adds a couple other small new features, like a fresh batch of Mickey and Minnie stickers, a ‘Let It Snow’ winter poster, and support for right-to-left ...

even if you already have Bitmoji or Memoji set up on your phone. The hardest part of this whole process is actually just choosing the perfect sticker to send. Jake Krol was a Tech Writer at ...