You can use these Animojis through its Apple’s messages service. At the launch, they were few but now it is sufficient enough for entertainment.

Similarly, Apple also introduced Memojis recently. Memoji is a modified version of the Animoji. These are just like a catoonified version of you with some alterations. Like you can change your skin color or your hair colors and if you want you can wear any other item such as cowboy hat or sunglasses. You can also do all these changes in real time with the Memoji builder tool.

As described by Apple in simple terms the Animoji is a custom animated message that uses your voice and reflection of your face.

Users of Snapchat knows this function well as the Snapchat already had a slightly different feature called bitmoji.

How do Animoji work?

Apple developed the facial recognition feature that was launched in iPhone X and other related models. iPhone TrueDepth camera is the center point of this system. Apple plays a vital role in its hardware function to get the desired results.

The TrueDepth has an infrared camera, flood illuminator, front camera, vicinity function, dot projector, light sensor, speaker and microphone. The powerful analyzing technique of TrueDepth focuses on your faces muscle movement and capture your expression to produce Animoji.

How to make and share Animoji?

If you are having an iOS version 11 or above you can use this function and you will see the animation is being done in real time basis in Fullscreen. Upon sending the Animoji to any iPhone user the recipient will receive it as looping videos with audio.

When you send them, the recipient will receive them as looping videos with audio.

Which emoji work with Animoji?

There are several emojis right now which are compatible with Animoji. Skull, Owl, Giraffe, Hog, Monkey, Cat, Dog, Robot, Fox, Poop and many more.

Every iPhone user can view the Animoji but in order to create these Animoji, you need to have a device with the Facial Recognition feature. Following are the devices which have a facial recognition tool,

Apple iPhone X, Apple iPhone XS, Apple iPhone XS Max, Apple iPhone XR, Apple iPhone 11, Apple iPhone 11 Pro and Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max. 

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