How to create sticker from selfie image with Gboard
In addition to the default keyboard on the phone, keyboard applications such as Laban Key, Gboard, . bring more useful features for users. Especially with Google's Gboard keyboard application, users will experience a lot more customization capabilities than the default keyboard, data search capabilities and high accuracy.
And in the new version this time Gboard app has added Mini Stickers feature, creating emoticons based on your own selfie. Gboard will use artificial intelligence and machine technology to analyze your photos and thereby create emoticons in many different styles. Join the Network Administrator to learn how to use Mini Stickers on Gboard in the article below.
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Instructions for creating sticker from selfie photo on Gboard
Step 1:
First you need to upgrade or download the application with the latest version at the link below.
- Download the Gboard iOS app
- Download the Gboard Android app
Step 2:
After installation is complete, the user accesses Settings on the device, select General settings . In this interface select the Keyboard settings section. Click on the Keyboard section.
Step 3:
Then click on Add New Keyboard . then select the Gboard keyboard .
At this point we will see Gboard displayed in the device's keyboard. Click select on Gboard and activate Allow full access mode. Now the system will ask the user to confirm again, click Allow .
Step 4:
Access the application and you will be asked to switch to the Gboard keyboard. Click on the globe icon and select Gboard . This is the main interface of the application, click on the Paste section.
Step 5:
In the new interface, there will be a Package of mini stickers, press Create button . Agree to let the application access the camera application on the device, press OK .
Selfie display interface. Please take a picture of your face so that it is in the right frame on the screen so that the application can analyze your face.
Step 6:
When taking a picture, wait a few seconds for the application to analyze. If there is an error you will receive a notification and ask to take a picture again. If the application is successfully taken, the application will show two different avatars with custom images for each sticker. Click Custom .
Step 7:
In each sticker, users can edit the parts with different styles they want, like the face, hair, eyes as you like.
You proceed to edit on both representative sticker images. When editing, click Save to save the changes.
Step 8:
Press the back arrow and will see 2 complete stickers after editing as you like. Click the Finish button at the top right corner. So you already have the sticker package created from your own selfie image.
In the management interface, there will be a Custom button if the user wants to edit more, the trash icon to delete the created sticker.
Step 9:
Now open the messaging application, or any editing application, and see the Gboard keyboard already in use. Click on the stciker icon below. You will then see the editing options, click the emoji icon .
Now users will see the sticker pack that I created earlier, with 2 different face styles. Swipe left or right to select the type of sticker you want to use.
Add an interesting feature that Gboard brings to users. The sticker will be based on your face to give the outline of the sticker first, then the user will proceed to edit it at his discretion. The stickers you create will be saved to Gboard for use.
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I wish you all success!
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