WhatsApp users love to use stickers and share them with their friends. Now, the messaging app is bringing more tools to make stickers fun, interactive and creative. The Meta-owned platform has confirmed some interesting additions to the messaging app, including the ability to create custom stickers using the Meta AI chatbot. The platform is also working with the popular GIPHY to help you discover new stickers.

WhatsApp Stickers Update – What Users Get
GIPHY stickers can now be found in WhatsApp which brings an extensive list of stickers to the messaging app. You just have to tap the stick icon and search for the sticker using text or emoji. The tab is available in the tray next to emoji, GIF and GIPHY stickers. After a long wait, WhatsApp is finally bringing a custom sticker maker for Android users. iPhone users have used this feature for a while now, which lets you create, edit and share stickers made using personal photos or more.

Meta AI Stickers is now an obvious inclusion, which lets you create stickers using text prompts via the AI chatbot in WhatsApp. The feature is currently available for iPhone and Android users in the US, but testing has begun in more countries. Since most WhatsApp features are protected behind its reliable encryption, we assume that stickers and AI stickers will also be protected by its standards.
This is the latest Meta AI addition to WhatsApp in recent months. The messaging app is already testing new use cases for an AI chatbot powered by the Llama 3 AI model. We may soon see Meta AI work through voice which will make it a powerful competitor to ChatGPT 4o voice mode but available to millions as a free feature.
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