Stickers Whatsapp PORTABLE

The Samsung Gallery feature where you can tap-and-hold on a subject in a photo to create a sticker (background cropped out and transparent, saved as a PNG) is really nifty. The trouble is that I can't seem to actually use the stickers anywhere?

I had a problem with the stickers on whatsapp recently where I go to the sticker icon and it says "something went wrong" and when you click on"More info" it tells you to turn off the battery saving mode which is already off (I had it off and this is the problem) the stickers won't show even if it's off,here is the fix for, I did and it worked fine.

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It reads your text and when it detects a "suggestion" that it has to offer, it changes the button. For example: when I type "haha" it changes to the sticker button and it suggests a set of stickers. Of course these suggestions are all awful because stickers are all over the place and don't have a specific theme or meaning like emojis.

I have many stickers but a lot of them were sent to me by other people, meaning that they are saved on my "favorites" tab(folder?) and not on my own. it makes it less comfortable to use (for example I can't send them through whatsapp web) and I'm afraid I will lose them.

Is there a way to transfer them to another folder/stickers app without taking a screenshot of each and every one then re editing them with my own stickers app?

Thanks in advance :)

I tried to edit some of these stickers to an HD version so that they will look better! Feel free to share around on your social media etc. would be great if you can add me as a credit maybe? Idk tbh. :/ Anyways...

Currently, I have 798 stickers on my phone, none of them are part of any packs I downloaded. I get mine from friends and groups. As you might imagine, it is chaos, a beautiful mess and I can't get myself to delete most of it because of "might need it someday" reasons. I have been thinking about this for so long, and people have been begging for it all over the place (especially in Brazil, where the sticker game is STRONG). I found this post on Reddit and it got me thinking if it is possible to get a hashtag trending on twitter or something like that.

So if someone sends me a sticker, it'll stay in that before loading grey form and with the download button with its size. I've tried cache deleting, restarting phone, updated app and nothing helped. If I reopen the app, it'll show like a blurred preview but still not actually load them, having the download button on top with the size. I don't know how they manage to make stickers even buggies with each patch.

They have evolved a lot since then, and WhatsApp stickers offer the possibility to go far and allow you to personalize even more your messages. Not only for personal uses, but also for business purposes.

For instance, you can create WhatsApp stickers with your brand's logo, which is a tool to promote brand awareness and engage with your customers. Or, you can also make stickers of your and your friends' pictures or your favorite memes just to have fun.

WhatsApp for iOS or Android still doesn't have the feature that enables you to make stickers within the app. You will need to download a third-party app for that, and there are several of them. Some of the most popular ones are:

Now that you have learned how to create WhatsApp stickers, why don't you start making your own? You will see how easy it is. Explore the multiple options the sticker maker and WhatsApp itself offers to enhance communication through this app.

Depending on your age, you might think about stickers differently. I was first thinking about classical stickers with a white border until my Gen Z colleague revealed the world of stickers to me. So it is basically the evolution of an emoji, but more personalized and fun and used within messaging apps to express emotions and reactions, or convey messages in a more fun, visual way during conversations.

Depending on your device and preference for mobile or desktop, there are various methods to upload stickers to WhatsApp. For those looking to curate entire collections, leveraging third-party tools is advisable. However, in my case, I simply aimed to craft a handful of enjoyable stickers to share with my friends and family.

Sometimes pictures speak a lot louder than just words. Whether you're using an Android, iOS, or web device, expressing yourself has never been simpler and more fun. Have a blast experimenting with different sticker packs that are already available in WhatsApp for free, and unleash your inner artist by creating your own stickers with tools like PhotoRoom for that extra pop!

2. Select the stickers you want to export. If you want to trim the fat and grab only the best of the best, long-press one file to activate selection mode and tap on the rest of the files you want to export. If you think you can leave nothing behind, tap the three dots in the top right corner of your screen to Select all.

9. Tap the URL and on the next screen finish by hitting Add stickers. They will be easily accessible every time you tap the sticker icon to the left of the message field.

1. Open WhatsApp web in your browser and find a sticker you like in a chat. Right-click on it and choose Save image as to store the sticker as a WebP file. Repeat this step to save as many stickers as you want.

7. Tap the URL, and finish on the next screen by hitting Add stickers. They will be easily accessible every time you tap the sticker icon to the left of the message field.

Your avatar is a digital version of you that can be created from billions of combinations of diverse hair styles, facial features and outfits. On WhatsApp, you can now use your personalized avatar as your profile photo or choose from 36 custom stickers reflecting many different emotions and actions.

WhatsApp has allowed users to create custom sticker packs since 2018. However, creating custom stickers was not natively integrated into the app and required users to rely on third-party apps to add stickers to WhatsApp. Now, in its latest update, WhatsApp has made the sticker-making process much easier by allowing users to convert any photo into a sticker directly from the app on their iPhone.

According to WABetaInfo, a website that tracks changes in WhatsApp, the iOS version of the app has silently added a new feature that enables users to easily convert their gallery photos into WhatsApp stickers without relying on any third-party apps.

I had a few hundred WhatsApp stickers on my old phone (that is still operational) now copied into my PC. The stickers weren't into categories, but added all of them to fav (don't know if this matters), but they were all in the WhatsApp Stickers folder without any subfolder structure.

I have copied all the sticker files to the WhatsApp Stickers folder of the new phone but they aren't being recognized from the WhatsApp app. I'm not using Google Drive backup because I only care for the stickers and because I try to not be too much googlelized.

WhatsApp doesn't just take images from the stickers folder and use them. It keeps a database of what stickers are registered, together with the emojis linked to each sticker and other metadata like the name of the stickers, the creator, the pack it belongs to and sometimes a link to the app they came from. You can use a local backup if you don't want to use Google, you can turn off Google Drive backup and then choose backup now to create a copy of WhatsApp, then move the files to your new phone and recover from the local backup.

Otherwise you may need to create a backup of WhatsApp on the new phone and modify the backup, but that's a bit too complicated of a process. I suggest if you can't move the data from the old phone to the new, you may be able to send all stickers to a friend from your old phone, have them forward them back to you on your new phone and select all the messages and add a star to them. The last option is just obtain all the stickers the same way you obtained them first, by going in the same groups or installing the same sticker apps.

Earlier this year, Meta-owned WhatsApp started testing a new feature that allows users to generate stickers based on a text description using AI. When users search "Palestinian," "Palestine," or "Muslim boy Palestine," the feature returns a photo of a gun or a boy with a gun, a report from The Guardian shows.

According to The Guardian's Friday report, search results vary depending on which user is searching. However, prompts for "Israeli boy" generated stickers of children playing and reading, and even prompts for "Israel army" didn't generate photos of people with weapons. That, compared to the images generated from the Palestinian searches, is alarming. A person with knowledge of the discussions that The Guardian did not name told the news outlet that Meta's employees have reported and escalated the issue internally.

It is unclear how long the differences spotted by The Guardian persisted, or if these differences continue to persist. For example, when I search "Palestinian" now, the search returns a sticker of a person holding flowers, a smiling person with a shirt that says what looks like "Palestinian," a young person, and a middle-aged person. When I searched "Palestine," the results showed a young person running, a peace sign over the Palestinian flag, a sad young person, and two faceless kids holding hands. When you search "Muslim boy Palestinian," the search shows four young smiling boys. Similar results are shown when I searched "Israel," "Israeli," or "Jewish boy Israeli." Mashable had multiple users search for the same words and, while the results differed, none of the images from searches of "Palestinian," "Palestine," "Muslim boy Palestinian," "Israel," "Israeli," or "Jewish boy Israeli" resulted in AI stickers with any weapons. ff782bc1db