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"If you\u2019re the type of person who saves memes and reaction GIFs to your iPhone camera roll, the new Imoji app for iPhone\u00A0is for you. The app lets you crop photos and turn them into stickers to send your friends over iMessage.\r\nImoji\u00A0has a simple design to it, but it's confusing at first. To get that floating head feel on your stickers, you\u2019ll need to drag your finger in an outline around the object you want to isolate. A zoom mode offsets the eraser so your fingers don\u2019t cover up what you\u2019re trying to do.\r\nWhen you\u2019re finished, you place your stickers on cards within the app and then drag the photo to the center to pull up the messaging window. Once you get the hang of it, it makes sense, but I still found the interface to be unnecessarily\u00A0limiting.\r\nStickers you create will default to private, but you can also set them to public if you want to share your creations with the world. There\u2019s a search box so you can find stickers that have been tagged with different celebrities, emotions and objects.\r\nImoji is a tad rough around the edges. It sometimes hung while I was trying to use it, and a few messages I sent never went through.\r\nStill, the app\u00A0is a ton of fun and I\u2019m looking forward to seeing how it develops. There's definitely an\u00A0appeal to creating a card with a few popular reaction stickers so I can just drag and drop as needed.\r\nI\u2019d like to see support for sharing to other messaging services, as well. I didn\u2019t find a save function, so I had to iMessage the sticker to myself and then save it to my camera roll from there.\r\nPerhaps in the future, emoji and third-party stickers will have every icon you need to communicate, but until then, Imoji gives you the tools you create your own.\r\n\u27A4 Imoji for iPhone"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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