A new iPhone app launched that can change your selfie into emoji

A new iPhone app has been launched that can turn your selfies or other beloved images into stickers and emoji that one can easily send to their friends. The app is called Imoji.

Such an app can be well expected in this age where everyone is hit by selfie fever. The app's website declares that this particular app "makes your texts more you". The procedure that needs to be followed is, take a selfie or photo, and then edit it accordingly to make it a sticker that you can easily include in your text messages.

The trim feature in the app allows you to drag your finger around the image you've previously cropped, which then gives the app a means by which it can attach a small, white border to your final image, thereby creating the "sticker effect" for the emoji.

The thing to be noted here is that this app does only the single task of making personalized emojis which brighten up the messages. Also, the Imojis that the users create can only be shared with the app's users.

"Where we think things are heading is a more flexible and creative form of communication, one which adds a new dimension to a text message and emojis are great at communicating an emotion in a text message", said Tom Smith from Imoji to Forbes.

This app comes as a good take for those who are tired of sticking to the same old yellow colored emoji art for all the text messages. Also, a bit personalized touch comes in the message that is sent.


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