If you want to save time typing your message, you can skip opening the emoji keyboard for some of your most used emoji or emoji sequences. Since they are parts of other emoji, they won't appear as big as regular emoji in Messages when used alone (except for the left speech bubble). More Info: Siri Has 15 New Skills for iPhone That Even Siri Haters Will LoveĪpple supports almost all approved emoji available on Emoji 15.0 as of iOS 16.4, but a few are left out, like some emoji components and indicator symbols.Also, it doesn't yet work with iOS 16.4's new emoji (e.g., shaking face, jellyfish, hair pick).
Note that you need an iPhone X S or newer model to use this feature. You must say the emoji's name followed by "emoji" when dictating your message.įor example, "smiley face emoji," "cat emoji," or "heart emoji." For the more complicated emoji, like "disguised face with glasses, fake nose, and mustache," just say "disguised emoji," or you'll confuse your iPhone's transcription tools. When composing messages using Siri or Dictation on iOS 16 and later, you can dictate emoji character names and have your iPhone turn them into actual emoji.
But I'm not going to talk about any of those. There are plenty of complimentary features for emoji, including Memoji, Memoji stickers, other types of stickers, and even your own photo cutouts. You may be aware of a few of these tricks, but I'm confident there's at least one or two here that you overlooked or never thought possible.
If you think you know everything there is to know about using emoji on your iPhone, think again.
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