Here’s how to create a custom emoji with the Apple Intelligence feature ‘Genmoji’
Apple’s latest iOS 18.1 software updates introduced a series of Apple Intelligence features, including Writing Tools and notification summaries. However, Here’s what you need to know about Genmoji, the Apple Intelligence feature that many people are excited about.
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While Genmoji is limited to the best iPhones running iOS 18.2, iPhone 15 owners and below with iOS 18.1 are able to take advantage of the custom-themed icons. By simply selecting the images and turning them into stickers, even iPhones that aren't compatible with Apple Intelligence can get in on the action.
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To create a Genmoji, iPhone users should open the messages app, tap on the emoji icon, begin typing a description in the text field and then tap on “Create new emoji.” After a few seconds, several options should appear waiting to be chosen.
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In the text field, you need to type your description or prompt for the AI to generate a Genmoji. For example, you can type “T-rex wearing a tutu on a surfboard” and hit the Insert button. Your iPhone ...
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