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You can now make custom emojis with Apple’s new “Genmoji” AI feature

Apple put powerful AI creativity tools in the hands of users with Genmoji for emoji making and Image Playground for crafting AI artwork from text prompts.

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In Messages, a user is presented with an array of Genmoji options to use as a Tapback, In Messages, a user is presented with an array of Genmoji options to use as a Tapback, A user selects Genmoji options based on the prompt, “Smiley relaxing wearing cucumbers,” A user selects Genmoji options based on the prompt, “Smiley relaxing wearing cucumbers.”
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Move over, stale emoji options! Apple has unveiled a game-changing feature at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2024: “Apple Intelligence,” a suite of AI-powered tools that includes the ability to create custom emojis and images. This innovative technology promises to revolutionize the way we express ourselves digitally.

The star of the show is undoubtedly “Genmoji,” a clever portmanteau of “generative emoji.” This feature allows users to tap into the power of Apple’s AI to create unique, personalized emoji on the fly. Gone are the days of struggling to find the perfect emoji to express your exact emotion. With Genmoji, all you need is a little imagination!

Imagine you want to depict a relaxing spa day. Simply type in “smiley relaxing wearing cucumbers” and watch as Genmoji conjures up an adorable emoji featuring a smiley face with refreshing cucumber slices over its eyes. Don’t like the first design? No problem! Genmoji offers a variety of options to choose from with just a swipe, ensuring you find the perfect emoji to match your mood.

This is a significant development. The official emoji creation process is notoriously slow and bureaucratic. Often, it takes months or even years for a new emoji to be approved and added to the universal emoji library. Genmoji empowers users to bypass this process entirely, fostering a more dynamic and personalized way to communicate.

But Genmoji isn’t the only trick up Apple Intelligence’s sleeve. The suite also introduces the exciting “Image Playground,” a feature that allows you to unleash your inner artist and create custom images directly within various apps or from the dedicated Image Playground app itself.

In Messages on iPhone 15 Pro, an Image Playground-generated image shows the user’s mom stylized as a superhero, iPhone 15 Pro shows how Image Playground works in Messages.
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The possibilities seem endless. Let’s say you’re brainstorming costume ideas for a party with friends. Image Playground can help you visualize your crazy concepts. Perhaps you’re planning a surprise birthday celebration and want to design a one-of-a-kind card. Image Playground can be your creative canvas.

The new Image Playground app is shown on iPad Pro.
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The arrival of Genmoji and Image Playground in iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia marks a significant leap forward in the way we interact with technology. Apple’s AI is no longer confined to the realm of virtual assistants and automated tasks. With these new features, Apple is empowering users to become active participants in the creation process, fostering a more expressive and personalized digital experience.


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