Send a fun message with these iPhone tricks
The iPhone has lots of unique features that make using it so much fun, even while texting your friends within the iMessage app.
Besides all the fun gifs and Bitmoji options it offers, you can send certain code words which allow you to add colorful animations to your messages, such as the laser effect from typing “pew pew” or the balloon effect from sending a “happy birthday” message.
Besides all the fun gifs and Bitmoji options it offers, you can send certain code words which allow you to add colorful animations to your messages, such as the laser effect from typing “pew pew” or the balloon effect from sending a “happy birthday” message.
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But aside from code words, you can also create a custom full-screen effect by using a combination of whatever emoji you like. Here’s how to do it.
How to add a full-screen effect to your messages
Read on for steps to add a fullscreen effect to your messages.
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Open the iMessage app and tap the Compose icon in the top right-hand corner to start a new message or go to an existing conversation
Type your message of three emojis or less in the message boxTouch and hold the Send arrow and then tap ScreenSwipe left to see the full-screen effectsTap the Send arrow.
And that’s not the only cool effect that the Apple iPhone has to offer. Check out these other tricks:
How to add a bubble effect to your messages
You can use the bubble effect to change the way that your iMessage bubbles look when they send.
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You can use the bubble effect to change the way that your iMessage bubbles look when they send.
Open the iMessage app and tap the Compose icon in the top right-hand corner to start a new message or go to an existing conversationEnter your message in the text box and hold down the Send arrowTap the gray dot to preview different bubble effectsChoose one and tap the Send arrow.
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How to send a message with the Camera effect
Camera effects allow you to spruce up the pictures you send out by adding filters, text, stickers and more.
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Camera effects allow you to spruce up the pictures you send out by adding filters, text, stickers, and more.
Open the iMessage app and tap the Compose icon in the top right-hand corner to start a new message or go to an existing conversationTap the camera icon to the left of your text box. You’re about to add effects to a picture you’ll be taking with your front or rear camera.Tap the effects icon (it looks like a star on the bottom left of your screen) and select one of the effect optionsOnce you select the effect you want to use, click the large white button in the bottom row to take the picturePress the Blue Send arrow in the lower right-hand corner and add a personal message before sending.
How to respond to an iMessage with expressions using Tapback
Rather than typing a response back to whomever you’re texting, you can simply give the message a thumbs up or a heart with the Tapback effect.
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Rather than typing a response back to whomever you’re texting, you can simply give the message a thumbs up or a heart with the Tapback effect.
Open a conversation in the iMessages appDouble tap or hold down the iMessage or photo that you want to respond toSelect whichever Tapback option you want to send (heart, thumbs up, thumbs down, HAHA, !! or ?).
How to send a handwritten message
Personalize your iMessages by sending them in your own handwriting. Your friends and family will watch them animate once they send.
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Personalize your iMessages by sending them in your own handwriting. Your friends and family will watch them animate once they send.
Open the iMessage app and tap the Compose icon in the top right-hand corner to start a new message or go to an existing conversationTurn your iPhone sideways and tap the small scribble icon (it’s on the bottom right-hand corner of your screen next to the Return button)Write out your message or select one of the options givenIf you mess up and need to restart, just tap UndoWhen you’re finished, tap Done and press the Send arrow.
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