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How to Use Snapchat’s New Bitmoji Reactions

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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Snapchat recently released a new feature called Bitmoji Reactions, which allows users to send personalized Bitmoji reactions to their friends’ messages. This feature is a fun and creative way to express your emotions and make conversations more lively. Here’s how to use it:

1. Link Your Bitmoji to Snapchat

Before you can use Bitmoji reactions, you need to make sure your Bitmoji is linked to your Snapchat account. If you haven’t already done so, download the Bitmoji app and create an account using your Snapchat login information. Once you’ve created your Bitmoji avatar, link it to your Snapchat account by going to your Snapchat settings, tapping on “Bitmoji,” and selecting “Link Bitmoji.”

2. Send a Bitmoji Reaction

To send a Bitmoji reaction, simply tap and hold on a friend’s message to open up the Reactions menu. From there, you’ll see a list of emoticons and animated Bitmoji reactions that you can choose from. Scroll through and select the one that best represents your response to the message.

3. Customize Your Bitmoji Reactions

If you want to customize your Bitmoji reactions, you can do so by going to your Bitmoji app and selecting the “Bitmoji Reactions” tab. From there, you can choose specific reactions to use and even create your own personalized Bitmoji reactions. You can also adjust your default reaction on Snapchat by going to your Snapchat settings and selecting “Bitmoji Reactions.”

4. Save and Share Bitmoji Reactions

If you want to save a Bitmoji reaction to use later, simply tap and hold on the reaction and select “Save Reaction.” You can access your saved reactions by tapping on the Bitmoji icon in the chat bar and selecting the “Saved Reactions” tab. You can also share your Bitmoji reactions with friends by tapping on the reaction and selecting “Share Reaction.”

Overall, Bitmoji Reactions are a fun and easy way to add some personality and emotion to your Snapchat conversations. Give it a try and see how it enhances your messaging experience!    

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