- You can add Bitmoji to an Android keyboard through your device's system settings.
- It's easy to create and incorporate Bitmojis into messages from your Android.
- All you need to do is download the app and enable the Bitmoji keyboard to get started, similar to emojis.
- Visit Business Insider's Tech Reference library for more stories.
Letting your friends and followers know how you feel has never been easier than with Bitmoji.
The social media app allows users to replace their native emoji library with an extensive collection of cartoon avatars created to look like them. When using Bitmoji, you can "react" through various moods and stickers, adding a personal flair to your responses across operating systems and social platforms.
Those looking for an enhanced Bitmoji experience can add Bitmoji to their apps and browsers, including Google's Android-based Keyboard Gboard. Here's how Android phone users can start incorporating their customized Bitmoji avatars into messages and more.
Check out the products mentioned in this article:
Samsung Galaxy S10 (From $699.99 at Walmart)
Google Pixel 4 (From $799.99 at Best Buy)
How to add the Bitmoji app to your Android Gboard keyboard
1. Install the latest version of the Bitmoji app on your phone for the Google Play store.
2. Set up your Bitmoji account.
3. Exit the Bitmoji app and swipe down from the top of your phone's home screen.
4. When the main Android menu appears, tap the small gear icon in the bottom right corner to go to Settings.
5. Tap System.
6. Select Languages & input.
7. Choose Virtual keyboard.
8. Tap the plus sign and Manage Keyboards.
9. Next to the Bitmoji Keyboard option, tap the toggle until it turns green.
10. When you access the Bitmoji keyboard for the first time, you're prompted to add it to Gboard.
11. Once Bitmoji is added to Gboard, you can tap the winking dialog box icon to access it.
Related coverage from Tech Reference:
'What is Gboard?': Google's smart keyboard for phones and tablets, explained
How to use Gboard to create custom emoji with the Emoji Kitchen feature
How to use GIFs on Gboard to better express yourself in messages
'Why does my Gboard keep stopping?': How to fix a Gboard app that keeps crashing on your Android phone or tablet
How to clear your Gboard keyboard history on an iPhone or Android device
SEE ALSO: The Google Pixel is one of the best Android phones you can buy — here's where you can get one
Join the conversation about this story »
NOW WATCH: Why Pikes Peak is the most dangerous racetrack in America