can I use Genmoji to create my own emojis?
Generated on 10/2/2024
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Yes, you can use Genmoji to create your own emojis. Genmoji allows users to create personalized images that can be used like emojis, but they are unique rasterized bitmaps rather than Unicode text characters. This means they can be customized and used in various applications that support rich text, such as messages, blog posts, and more.
To integrate Genmoji into your app, you can use the NSAdaptiveImageGlyph API, which supports using Genmoji and other personalized images. This API allows you to format, copy, paste, and send Genmoji as stickers, and it is natively supported by rich text views. If your app already supports rich text, enabling Genmoji could be as simple as enabling support for adaptive image glyphs.
For more detailed information on how to adopt Genmoji in your app, you can refer to the session Bring expression to your app with Genmoji (03:15).
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