NS The WhatsApp It introduced a new feature to allow users to make stickers using their own photos, in an effort to make the messaging platform more exciting than ever. The latest feature for WhatsApp beta users has been released with Android 2.21.13.15 update.
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You can use stickers to make your WhatsApp conversations more fun. Users of Meta-owned messaging platforms (Facebook) can send stickers for personal and group conversations.
Users can use the tool to create their own labels using the newly released custom label maker for the web client. This means that WhatsApp users will have to use WhatsApp Web to create their own emoji.
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You can easily select the photo, crop it, add emoji, text and more to make the sticker more fun. Learn how to make WhatsApp stickers:
level 1: Select the chat window
The second phase: Select the menu option and select the label.
Stage 3: Upload the photo you want to turn into a poster.
Stage 4: The new tool will help you convert the photo into a poster.
In addition to allowing users to create images on stickers, WhatsApp is also working on a feature that makes it easier for users to share sticker packs in personal and group conversations.
The new shortcut in the messaging system allows users to easily forward a sticker to chats. With the update, users will be able to share stickers on WhatsApp without downloading them first.
WABetaInfo reported that beta testers will be able to use the new features after downloading the latest version of WhatsApp for Android 2.21.32.25. Also Read: Paytm Loss Increases to Rs 473 Crore in Q2 FY22: Should You Buy, Hold or Sell?
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