You will soon be able to make AI-generated stickers for WhatsApp.

    It is now only accessible to a small number of beta testers, but it will likely soon be made available to more users.


  • As an addition to its current AI-powered features, WhatsApp is developing a new AI tool that lets users design personalized stickers using text-based commands.
  • The functionality is present in the most recent beta of WhatsApp for Android, although it is presently only available to a small number of users.
  • By providing a description, users can create an AI-generated sticker, and WhatsApp will generate a variety of stickers based on the text input for users to select from and share in their chats. WhatsApp is also putting safety measures in place to stop abuse of the stickers. The term "AI" has been popular in technology since
  • Late last year, ChatGPT made a sensational entrance into our societal consciousness. The new technology is a useful addition to any social media site or messaging app because it can write stories, compose music, make jokes, debug code, and create realistic graphics and entertaining memes. WhatsApp is also apparently following the bandwagon by delivering personalized AI-generated stickers to the platform, while Snapchat and other social media apps have already introduced certain AI-powered features.

    • The well-known messaging app is reportedly testing a new AI function that would let users to make personalized stickers using text-based commands, according to a report from WABetaInfo. According to reports, the function is present in the most recent beta of WhatsApp for Android (v 2.23.17.14), but for the time being, only a small number of users are said to have access to it. It is also unknown when the feature will be made available to all beta users worldwide.

  • Users will only need to click the new "Create" button, which will be located beneath the sticker tab, and then write a description to create an AI-generated sticker. According to the article, WhatsApp would create many stickers based on the text input, from which users can select one and share it in a chat.

  • No information has been provided regarding the generative AI model that Meta is utilizing for the new feature, but from the users' perspective, it appears to operate similarly to how Midjoureny or DALL-E generate images based on text inputs. But according to the source, WhatsApp will provide users the opportunity to report offensive stickers, which is undoubtedly a move in the right way. According to reports, the stickers will also be "clearly recognized," indicating that Meta is putting safeguards in place to prevent them from being exploited for evil by rogue actors.