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You can create custom emoji that look like you with this new feature from Google Gboard

  • BY Raywen Ong
  • 1 November 2018
  • 9:32 am
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I love emoji. I use it all the time when I want to express something that is beyond words or just want to save time typing and I’m stoked that I can now create custom emoji that look like me thanks to this new “Emoji Mini” feature on Google’s Gboard keyboard app. 

The feature uses Google’s machine learning algorithm to suggest skin tone colour, hair and other elements to create illustrated stickers based on your selfie. There are also two styles to choose from: “bold,” for when you might be feeling a little extra, and “sweet,” for when you want a softer touch.

To create an emoji version of yourself, first, take a selfie using the Gboard keyboard app and then let Google’s machine learning algorithms, recommend the right skin tone, hairstyle and accessories to match your look. From there, you can customise the emoji to your heart’s content with different hair colour, facial hair or different types of headgear and eyewear. You can also choose to add freckles or wrinkles if you like.

Want to start creating your own Emoji Mini? Follow this step-by-step guide:

1) First, download and install Gboard

2) Tap the “G” icon on the top left of your keyboard

3) Press the sticker icon located right next to the GIF icon

4) On the main banner, tap on the create button right under the “Your Minis” section 

 

5)  Once that’s done, your front facing camera will be activated. You will be asked to fit your face inside the square guidelines.

6) Take your selfie and then let Gboard generate your very own emoji self

7) Once done, you can further customise your emoji

8) Once you’re satisfied with your emoji, hit the save button and you are good to go.

The Emoji Minis is unique to the Google Gboard keyboard app available for both iOS and Android. Try it out and share you emoji mini in the comments section.

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