To insert emoji into photos on iPhone, you can actually do it right on iPhone without using other photo editing applications. You can edit photos on iPhone with some available tools, but there is no option to insert emoji or icons into images. To be able to insert emoji into photos on iPhone, we will need a few more small tricks, according to the instructions below.
Instructions for inserting emoji into photos on iPhone
Step 1:
First, open the image you want to edit on your iPhone and then tap the Edit button in the top right corner of the screen. Next, tap the pen icon to edit the image.
Step 2:
In the Markup interface, users click on the plus icon in the bottom right corner. Then you will click on the Text item in the displayed menu.
Step 3:
Display the text input box, the user will click on this box. Immediately below, the keyboard is displayed to enter content. At the keyboard interface, the user clicks on the icon to change the input language .
Step 4:
We will click on the icon below to open the emoji interface. You will immediately see the emoji icons to insert into the image. We will click on the icon you want to insert into the image.
Step 5:
Click on the emoji inserted in the photo and then click on the A icon below i. We can resize the emoji inserted in the photo. Adjust the position of the emoji to where you want.
Step 6:
Finally, you just need to press Done to save the emoji image on your iPhone.
Video tutorial on inserting emoji into photos on Instagram
How to insert emoji into photos using Instagram
To insert emoji into photos, you can also use a photo editing application. However, if you don't have too many photo editing needs, you can also use the Instagram application.
Step 1:
We post a photo then click on the sticker icon above. Now you will see many stickers to insert into the photo. Or you can use the search bar above to find the emoji or sticker you want.
Step 2:
Immediately display stickers or emojis according to the keywords we enter. You just need to click on the sticker you want to insert into the photo.
Step 3:
Once completed, click on the 3 dots icon and select Save to download this photo.
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