
However, it’s unclear when this feature will become available to users.

WhatsApp has also been working on an option to let users edit sent messages. At the same time, the Meta-owned platform has been working on a new newsletter feature that will let creators distribute messages to a large number of users. As such, users can open another app without interrupting the call. More about WhatsAppĮarlier this month, WhatsApp released an update for its iOS app that adds picture-in-picture support for video calls. It’s worth noting that iMessage and Telegram also let you create stickers from your photos using the same method. Of course, since this feature is based on subject detection in images that was introduced with iOS 16, you can’t use previous versions of iOS to create WhatsApp stickers. After sending the sticker, it will remain saved in your WhatsApp collection. Once you do this, WhatsApp will ask you if you want to turn that photo into a sticker.


With this update, users can easily pick one of their photos to turn it into a WhatsApp sticker.

Create your own WhatsApp stickers with iOS 16Īs noted by WABetaInfo, the new feature was quietly introduced with WhatsApp iPhone version 23.3.77, which is now available in the App Store. Luckily, the latest version of WhatsApp for iPhone is finally letting users easily create their own stickers for the app. However, creating your own stickers wasn’t an easy task as you had to use third party apps to do so. It’s been a while since the popular messaging platform WhatsApp introduced support for stickers.
