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How to Get New and Unique Third-Party Emojis on Your iPhone

By Matthew Lynch
June 15, 2023
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Emojis have become an integral part of our daily communication and are used to express emotions and convey messages to our loved ones. While iPhones come preloaded with a plethora of emojis, there are times when we crave new and unique third-party emojis to spice up our conversations.

In this article, we will guide you on how to get new and unique third-party emojis on your iPhone.

Step 1: Download third-party keyboard apps

To get access to new and unique emojis, you need to download third-party keyboard apps from the App Store. There are numerous keyboard apps available, but some of the most popular ones are Gboard, SwiftKey, and Bitmoji Keyboard.

Once you have downloaded the desired keyboard app, open it, and follow the setup instructions to enable it on your device. You can also set it as the default keyboard for your iPhone by going to Settings > General > Keyboard > Keyboards > Add New Keyboard.

Step 2: Access the new and unique third-party emojis

After setting up the third-party keyboard app on your iPhone, you can now access the new and unique third-party emojis. Open any messaging app, tap on the text field, and then switch to the third-party keyboard app. This will enable you to use the new and unique emojis offered by the app.

Gboard, for instance, offers a wide range of emojis ranging from animated GIFs to game-themed emojis, while Bitmoji Keyboard allows you to create your personalized avatar that you can use as emojis. SwiftKey also offers a vast library of themes and emojis, including cultural emojis from different parts of the world.

Step 3: Customize your keyboard

To further enhance your emoji experience, you can customize your keyboard by changing the background color, font, and layout. Most third-party keyboard apps offer customizable options that allow you to personalize your keyboard to your liking.

In Gboard, for instance, you can change the keyboard background color by tapping on the G symbol on the keyboard, then tap on ‘theme.’ Select a theme that matches your style and apply it to your keyboard.

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