November 6, 2023, 8:53 a.m. |
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There are now over 3000 emojis. This allows any emotional state to be expressed. Every? Think! Google finds that too. That’s why Android users have long been able to create their own emojis using the Google keyboard Gboard. The Emoji Kitchen has recently also worked directly in Google search. This means that iOS users are now also allowed into the emoji kitchen.
There are now countless emojis on the market, sometimes they differ slightly from system to system. And new ones are added regularly. However, if you want to create your own emojis, you can now do so quite easily. TECHBOOK explains how to do it.
This is how the Emojy Kitchen works
If you want to surprise friends with custom emojis soon, type “Emoji Kitchen” or “Emoji Fusion” into Google Search. This works on the PC or via the Google app on the smartphone. However, there is a small catch. Emoji Kitchen is based on the random principle, so emojis for special and concrete situations cannot be created.
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If you opened Emoji Kitchen, you will see an image like this:
In the Emoji Kitchen, two emojis can be merged into a new one. Photo: Screenshot TECHBOOK
Now click on the “Cooking” button and let’s get started.
First you will be shown a random selection of two combined emojis. Use the dice symbol under the individual emojis to randomly display a different emoji image.
If you press the “Random Order” button, two new, randomly selected emojis will appear. Don’t you like everything? Then press “Delete All”. Then simply select two of your own emojis. There are (almost) no limits to your imagination.
Share created emoji
Have you found a suitable combination? Then click on the share symbol. If you have cooked emojis on the PC, your creation will end up on the clipboard. The picture can then be sent via chat or email. On your smartphone you can send your self-created emojis directly to friends and acquaintances using the appropriate app.
Owners of an iPhone can now “cook” emojis during their next coffee break. The new update in Google Search and the Google App makes it possible. Have fun!