WhatsApp is reportedly rolling out a new sticker editor feature to some beta users on Android.
This feature is expected to allow Android users to create stickers from images.
It might also allow you to edit an existing sticker.
Earlier this year, WhatsApp announced that iOS users can now turn their photos into stickers and can edit existing stickers. Now, a report has revealed that WhatsApp is rolling out the ability to create stickers from pictures to some beta testers on Android.
According to a report by WABetaInfo, Meta-owned WhatsApp is rolling out a new sticker editor feature to some beta users on Android.
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As per the screenshots, the new feature is expected to allow users to easily create stickers from images.
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You could have two options: either access the sticker keyboard and choose the “create” option, or directly open the image, go to the overflow menu, and select “create sticker”.
Furthermore, you might be able to edit an existing sticker by choosing the “edit sticker” option.
When you select a photo, WhatsApp is expected to automatically open the drawing editor, focusing on the subject within the image. If the result doesn’t match your preferences and you want a different style, you can choose from alternative stickers likely available at the bottom of the screen.
By turning photos into stickers, users will likely be able to express themselves more uniquely and creatively. The introduction of the sticker editor feature is expected to enhance convenience, saving users valuable time and effort. M
Moreover, the ability to edit existing stickers could add flexibility, allowing users to create stickers perfectly tailored to their preferences and needs.
In related news, WhatsApp recently released its Search by Date feature for Android devices. It allows you to quickly navigate through your chat history by selecting a specific date, making it easier to find past messages or information without scrolling through numerous conversations. Check how to use this feature
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