Facebook's new Avatar feature recently became available for all users. Facebook Avatars are similar to Bitmoji stickers and can be used in posts and in Facebook comment sections. Creating a Facebook ...

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You’ve probably seen people posting avatars that look almost like Bitmoji or Memoji avatars all over your Facebook feed. If you can’t figure out how to get your own, don’t worry. The process isn’t ...

Over the weekend, Facebook user profiles turned into cartoon-like versions of themselves — or avatars. But if you have yet to figure out how to join in on the latest social media craze, here is how ...

From Apple's Memoji to Snapchat's Bitmoji, avatars have become a super common way to express our emotions. Rather than sending the standard emoji, a cartoon version of yourself gets the point across ...

In an effort to keep Facebook relevant and continue Instagram’s losing battle against TikTok, Meta recently introduced a feature that it probably could’ve delivered years ago: Avatars. Will Avatars ...

Want to join in on the fun and make a Facebook avatar of your own, but can’t? You’re not alone, according to KSAT. Fidji Simo, the head of the Facebook app, answered some questions after the avatars ...

Say goodbye to the days of only being able to express your emotions through the generic sad, happy, angry or thumbs up emojis on Facebook. Facebook rolled out its Avatar feature to users in the US ...

After a decade of dominance, Snapchat's Bitmoji now has some competition on the cartoon yourself market. Facebook rolled out its Avatar feature to users in the US this week, after launching it last ...

What is an avatar and what is it for? An avatar is a cartoon-style representation of yourself, they are fully customisable to achieve as much likeness as possible. An avatar can be used as a smiley or ...

Facebook is rolling out its own version of bitmoji – personalized avatars – for U.S. users, Facebook told USA TODAY exclusively. Designed to infuse a bit of playfulness into a social network that many ...