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Home›Digital & Mobile Technology›How to Record, Send, and Save Animoji on Your iPhone

How to Record, Send, and Save Animoji on Your iPhone

By Matthew Lynch
June 14, 2023
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Animoji is a fun feature on iPhone that allows you to create and send animated emojis of yourself or any other character. It requires a compatible device with Face ID, such as the iPhone X, XS, XS Max, XR, 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max, 12, 12 mini, 12 Pro, or 12 Pro Max. If you want to learn how to record, send, and save Animoji on your iPhone, follow these simple steps:

Recording Animoji:

Step 1: Open the Messages app and start a new conversation.

Step 2: Tap the App Store icon next to the iMessage text field.

Step 3: Tap the Animoji icon at the bottom of the screen.

Step 4: Swipe left or right to choose an Animoji character. You can also tap the “+” icon to create a new Memoji.

Step 5: Look into the front-facing camera and make the expression you want your Animoji to imitate.

Step 6: Tap the red record button to start recording your Animoji.

Step 7: When you’re done recording, tap the stop button to end the recording.

Sending Animoji:

Step 1: Preview your recorded Animoji and make sure it’s what you want to send.

Step 2: Tap the blue send button to send your Animoji to the contact of your choice.

Step 3: You can also drag and drop your Animoji into the iMessage text field to send it.

Saving Animoji:

Step 1: After recording your Animoji, tap the Animoji itself to open it in full screen.

Step 2: Tap and hold the Animoji until a menu appears.

Step 3: Tap “Save” to save your Animoji to your Photos app.

Step 4: Find your saved Animoji in the “Animals” or “People” album in your Photos app.

Step 5: You can also export your Animoji to other apps or share it via AirDrop.

That’s it! Recording, sending, and saving Animoji on your iPhone is a quick and easy process. Animoji is a fun and expressive way to communicate with your friends and family, and it’s a great way to show off your personality. So don’t hesitate to try it out and have some fun!

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