Genmoji is clearly one of the most anticipated features — too bad then that its anticipation only keeps on growing even with iOS 18 out now. We know you were eagerly looking to play with Genmoji and create your own emojis with it, but sadly, you can’t find the feature on your iPhone even after installing the iOS 18 update. Well, that’s because Genmoji is not out yet. Don’t worry it’s said to release this year. Let’s check out more details about it below.
Genmoji release date: Mark your calendars for December 9th, 2024
Well, Genmoji is said to land on December 9th, 2024, as part of the iOS 18.2 update. If you’ve been itching to create emojis that look just like you (or your cat in sunglasses), this is the moment you’ve been waiting for!
iOS 18.1 won’t have Genmoji
Before we dive into the Genmoji goodness, let’s talk about what’s coming in iOS 18.1, dropping in October 2024. This update will serve up some tasty features like:
- Writing Tools: Get ready for smart text generation and summarization—your notes will never look better!
- Notification Summaries: Tame that notification beast with enhanced management tools.
- Suggested Replies: Let Siri do the talking with smart replies in Messages.
- Photo Cleanup Tool: Say goodbye to unwanted objects in your photos with a snap!
But hold your horses—Genmoji won’t be making an appearance just yet. You’ll have to wait for the main event in iOS 18.2.
iOS 18.2 will have Genmoji, probably!
Now, let’s get to the good stuff! iOS 18.2 is where the magic really happens, launching on December 9th, 2024. Here’s what you can expect from the Genmoji feature:
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Custom Emoji Creation: Want an emoji of a cat wearing sunglasses? Just type it out! The AI will whip up a preview faster than you can say “emoji overload.”
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Seamless Integration with Messages: Send those custom creations directly in chats—your friends won’t know what hit them!
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Photo Magic: Create Genmojis that look just like you (or anyone else) by uploading images from your Photos library.
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Wide Compatibility: These personalized emojis will work across various apps that support rich text—so go wild!
What else is in iOS 18.2
Alongside Genmoji, iOS 18.2 is expected to bring:
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Image Playground: Generate images based on text prompts—perfect for when you want something beyond emojis.
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ChatGPT Integration with Siri: Siri gets a brain boost with ChatGPT integration for more complex queries—talk about smart!
Why Genmoji has us drooling over
Genmoji isn’t just another pretty face; it comes packed with benefits that’ll make you wonder how you ever lived without it:
- Express Yourself: Forget generic emojis! With Genmoji, you can create emojis that scream “YOU” and capture every mood.
- Communicate Better: Personalized emojis add that special touch to your chats, making them more lively and relatable.
- Fun for Everyone: Whether you’re young or just young at heart, creating your own emojis is a blast!
How Genmoji works according to Apple
Using Genmoji is as easy as pie! Here’s how to get started on your emoji adventure:
- Open a message thread in the Messages app where you want to send your Genmoji.
- Tap on the emoji icon to open the keyboard.
- Type your Genmoji description in the text field that says “Describe your emoji.” For example, you could write “a cat wearing a sailor’s hat.”
- The AI will instantly generate a set of Genmojis based on your description. Scroll through the options to find the one that best suits your message.
- Tap on the Genmoji you want to use. It will be inserted directly into your message.
- If you want to use the same Genmoji again later, simply tap and hold on it to save it to your frequently used emojis for easy access.
The wait for Genmoji continues!
The expected release of Genmoji in iOS 18.2 marks a significant step forward in the world of digital communication. With its expected launch on December 9th, 2024, users can look forward to a more personalized messaging experience that reflects their unique personalities and emotions. As Apple continues to innovate with its Apple Intelligence features, the integration of tools like Genmoji promises to enhance user interaction across its platforms significantly.
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