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How to Get Emoji on Android

By Matthew Lynch
December 4, 2023
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Introduction

Emojis have taken over the world of digital communication, adding emotion and context to everyday messages. These expressive little icons help us convey our moods and feelings in a fun and playful manner. If you’re an Android user who wants to join the emoji revolution, you’re in luck! In this article, we’ll explore how to get emojis on your Android device and make your text messages more expressive.

Method 1: Using the Built-in Emoji Keyboard

Most modern Android smartphones come with a built-in emoji keyboard. Follow these simple steps to access it:

1. Launch any messaging app on your Android device – it could be your default SMS app, WhatsApp, Messenger, etc.

2. Tap on the text input field.

3. Look for the smiley face icon near the lower-left corner of your keyboard. This is the emoji button. Tap on it to access the emoji keyboard.

4. In the emoji keyboard, you can scroll through various categories and select the desired emoji by tapping on it. It will be inserted into the text message.

Note: The appearance of emojis may vary depending on which version of Android you are using and which messaging app you are using.

Method 2: Installing a Third-party Emoji Keyboard

If your device doesn’t come with an emoji-compatible keyboard or if you would like more customization options, try installing a third-party emoji keyboard from Google Play Store.

Some popular third-party keyboard apps with extensive emoji collections include:

1. Gboard – The Google Keyboard

2. SwiftKey Keyboard

3. Fleksy Fast + Emoji Keyboard

Follow these steps to install a third-party keyboard:

1. Open Google Play Store and search for the desired keyboard app.

2. Install the app by following standard installation procedures.

3. Go to Settings > System > Languages & input > Virtual keyboard.

4. From the list of keyboards, tap on “Manage Keyboards.”

5. Look for the newly installed keyboard app and toggle the switch to enable it.

6. Now, whenever you want to access emoji using this keyboard in a messaging app, long-press the spacebar or globe icon (depending on the keyboard) to change the keyboard.

Method 3: Using Emoji Apps

Another option is to use dedicated emoji apps, which often offer additional features like animated emojis, stickers and themes.

Some popular emoji apps for Android include:

1. Emoji Keyboard – Cute Emoticons, GIF, Stickers

2. Bitmoji – Your Personal Emoji

3. Kika Keyboard – Emoji Keyboard, Emoticon, GIF

To use an emoji app:

1. Install your chosen app from Google Play Store.

2. Launch the app and follow its on-screen instructions.

3. Usually, these apps will integrate with your messaging applications, making it easy to send emojis and stickers directly within your conversations.

Conclusion:

With these easy-to-follow methods in hand, you can now add a touch of personality to your messages by using emojis. Explore your options: try out different keyboards or apps and find the one that suits your style best! Happy texting!

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