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How to Create Custom Text Stickers on Android

Quick Tips
  • You can use the Gboard on your Android phone to create custom stickers.
  • Open the Gboard settings > Emoji, Stickers, and GIFs > enable Stickers.
  • Type your message and then select the sticker suggestion appearing in Gboard.

Enable and Send Custom Stickers Using Gboard

Google enables stickers by default on Gboard. If you have disabled the option in Gboard settings, you won’t be able to create stickers during conversations.

Step 1: Open the Gboard keyboard > Settings icon > Emoji, Stickers, and GIFs > enable Stickers.

Step 2: Open Messages on your phone > open the keyboard > compose your messages > Type text, hit Space, and then select a relevant emoji from the suggestions.

If you tap on any emoji without hitting the spacebar, Gboard will replace the text with an emoji. To create a custom text sticker, you must type text and emojis in a conversation.

Tip: Learn how to make stickers for WhatsApp without app.

Save and Find Your Custom Text Stickers on Android

If you want to share the same text sticker in another app or save it as an image, you can easily do so from the conversation. Gboard saves all your custom text stickers on the keyboard. You don’t need to create new stickers to use in conversations every time.

Step 1: Open any conversation in the Messages app > tap on a sticker > hit the Save icon.

Step 2: Open any conversation on one of the messaging apps on Android and then fire up Gboard.

Step 3: Tap the sticker icon at the top.

Step 3: Tap the recent icon to check all your custom text stickers. You can select any sticker to use in conversations.

Create Custom Stickers Using Emojis on Android

Google offers yet another neat trick to create custom stickers on the go. You can now combine two emojis and make a new sticker. Let’s check it in action.

Step 1: Open Gboard in any messaging app on Android.

Step 2: Tap the emoji icon on the keyboard.

Step 3: Select any two emojis and then check sticker suggestions that combine both emojis at the top.

Tap an emoji you want to share, type your message, and then hit Send.

Tip: Refer to our post if the Android keyboard is not working in the YouTube app.

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Last updated on 05 September, 2024

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