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I’m not a fan of Genmoji.

But now anyone on Android can, as long as you’re using the default keyboard option GBoard.

A screenshot of the Android Emoji Kitchen feature.

Now, pick your first emoji and press it.

To combine two emoji of your choice, find in the emoji list your second choice and press it.

Now, the leftmost option of the Emoji Kitchen carousel will be the custom pick.

A screenshot of the Android Emoji Kitchen feature.

Press it, and your concoction will be sent in the chat as a sticker.

Unfortunately, you’re able to’t send them in a message as with standard emoji.

Paste it into another document or chat.

A screenshot of the Android Emoji Kitchen feature.

And isn’t the big bonus of Android emoji over iOS ones that they look so much cuter?

The veritable army of new cute combos is one of the reasons I keep using the feature.

Emoji Kitchen, on the other hand, are hand-drawn, something thatGoogle has confirmed itself.

A screenshot of the Android Emoji Kitchen feature.

You should feel glad that it’s possible for you to use Emoji Kitchen instead.

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