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Add a personalized touch to every chat with Picsart’s easy-to-use WhatsApp sticker maker. Make WhatsApp stickers online to elevate your conversations in minutes!

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Make stickers for WhatsApp in just a few minutes.

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Easily create stickers from photos to express yourself beyond text.

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How to make WhatsApp stickers

Open sticker maker.

Open the WhatsApp sticker maker to get started.

Upload image

Use the Uploads button on the left sidebar to upload the picture you want to turn into a sticker.

Remove background

Select the Remove BG button from the toolbar to automatically erase the background.

Download your newly created WhatsApp sticker by using the Export button on the top right corner.

Transform photos to WhatsApp stickers online

Tired of using the same old stickers on WhatsApp? Add a personal touch to every chat with the Picsart  WhatsApp sticker maker . From portraits and product pics to illustrations and screenshots, the WhatsApp sticker creator can instantly transform any picture into a custom sticker. The best part? Picsart’s AI technology automatically removes backgrounds, leaving crisp stickers for your conversations. You can even add a special touch with speech bubbles, text, icons, and more. When you’re finished, download your stickers to share in WhatsApp chats. It’s that simple!

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Effective communication is the cornerstone of brand success. For travel agencies, airlines, restaurants, delivery services, and other customer support-oriented businesses, WhatsApp has become the go-to platform for connecting with customers. Now, what if you could take your communication to the next level with customized stickers? When you create WhatsApp stickers, you can send personalized flight updates, delivery notifications, and hotel reservations, elevating your customer experience through every interaction.

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Imagine having a smart AI-powered tool that understands your needs instantly, creating custom WhatsApp stickers that perfectly match your vision. That’s where Picsart's  AI sticker generator can change the game. With Picsart’s AI-powered tool, you can effortlessly make stickers for WhatsApp by adding a text prompt describing the sticker you want. The more detailed your text prompt is, the more relevant your stickers will be. No complex editing or design skills required; just your creativity and a few words to spark the magic.

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Nothing beats the power of personalized communication. Enter personal stickers for WhatsApp, the key to adding a touch of emotion to your interactions. Whether you're a travel agency announcing new destinations or a retail store unveiling discounts, Picsart’s library of ready-made sticker templates caters to your needs. Simply enter terms like "Thank You," "Sale," or "Happy Birthday" to explore custom stickers. For easier access, try building your own set of WhatsApp sticker reactions for everyday use.

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Picsart’s sticker maker for WhatsApp empowers you to create personalized stickers, bringing your conversations to life in a way you've never experienced before. From enhancing your brand’s communication to surprising your friends, using a WhatsApp sticker maker online can turn an ordinary chat into a memorable journey. When you’re ready to take your WhatsApp stickers to the next level, use Picsart’s  AI photo editing tools to refine your stickers with resizing, trendy filters, and more.

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Online WhatsApp sticker maker FAQ

How do i create my own stickers using the whatsapp sticker maker.

To use Picsart’s sticker maker for WhatsApp, simply open the sticker maker, upload an image, and remove the background. Then, you can customize your sticker as needed using Picsart’s intuitive photo editing tools.

What is the size of a WhatsApp Sticker?

The recommended size for a WhatsApp sticker is 512x512 pixels. Each sticker should be a square image with dimensions of 512x512 pixels to ensure they’re clear and visible when sent in chats.

How to add stickers to WhatsApp?

To add custom stickers to WhatsApp:

• Open any chat in the messenger.
• Use the emoji button and select Stickers.
• Add more stickers by choosing the plus icon.

Can I use the WhatsApp sticker maker for business purposes?

Yes, you can use the sticker maker to create WhatsApp stickers online for professional use.

Can I use Picsart’s WhatsApp sticker creator to make stickers from text?

You can use Picsart’s AI sticker generator to create one-of-a-kind WhatsApp stickers from text prompts.

Are there ready-made sticker templates available?

Absolutely! Picsart offers an extensive library of professionally made  sticker templates that you can use.

Can I use the WhatsApp sticker maker for personal chats and conversations too?

Yes, you can create stickers from photos to use in personal chats. 

How do I get started with the sticker maker for WhatsApp?

Start by opening the sticker maker. Then, upload the image you’d like to turn into a sticker and use the Remove BG button to automatically erase the background from your image. From there, you can adjust your sticker as needed with Picsart’s beginner-friendly editing tools for a crisp, professional-looking finish.

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How to Add, Use, and Manage WhatsApp Stickers

Expressing your emotions on chat apps was earlier limited to emojis. Now, you can send stickers and GIFs to add a bit of flavor to messaging. Fortunately, WhatsApp supports both animated and image stickers in chats. Read on to learn how to send, install, create, delete, and do much more with WhatsApp stickers.

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• On mobile, open the chat where you want to send a sticker.
• Tap on the Emoji button on the left side (Android) or right side (iOS) of the typing box.
• Press the Sticker icon at the bottom to view the available stickers.

Tip : type a word that describes the sticker. If a sticker is available, you will see the results. Tap on it to quickly access the stickers.

• The installed sticker packs will show up at the top. Tap on a pack to open it and press the desired sticker to send it.

To do the same on a PC, follow the below instructions.

• Similarly, on PC, click on the Emoji icon next to the typing area.

• Press the Sticker icon to view the sticker categories and send stickers. You will see numerous stickers on PC without installing third-party sticker packs.

• Use the search bar to find the sticker of your choice.

Also read: How to Create and Use Custom Stickers in Snapchat

The Clock tab (on both mobile and PC) under the Sticker section houses your recently used stickers. The stickers will keep on changing in this section as you send new stickers.

To remove any sticker from the Recent section, touch and hold it. Then choose “Remove” from the pop-up window, or select “Add” to add the sticker to favorites.

Also read: How to Create Your Own Custom Stickers in Telegram

If you use some WhatsApp stickers frequently, you can favorite them and add them to a separate section from where you can access them quickly and easily. The Star icon next to the Clock icon on Android and iPhone houses your favorite stickers.

You can favorite a sticker in two ways.

Firstly, to favorite a sticker from the installed packs, touch and hold the sticker and tap on “Add.”

Secondly, to favorite a received sticker, tap on it in the chat and select “Add to favorites.”

To remove a sticker from the Favorites section, touch and hold it, then press the “Remove” button.

The Heart icon organizes WhatsApp stickers from different sticker packs into various categories like smile/laugh, love, angry, and other expressions. Press the Heart icon in Stickers to reveal the categories. Tap the category to view the stickers.

Also read: WhatsApp Images and Videos Not Downloading Issues Fixed

In addition to the pre-installed sticker pack, you can download more WhatsApp stickers in three ways:

1. Install Sticker Packs from WhatsApp

• Go to the Sticker section in WhatsApp.
• Tap on the + (Add) icon at the top to reach the “All Stickers” screen.
• Tap on the “Download” icon next to the sticker pack you want to download. Once downloaded, you will see it on the sticker screen.

Tip : the Play icon next to the sticker pack means that it includes animated stickers.

Also read: How to Create and Add Custom Emoji to Your Discord Server

2. Install Third-Party Sticker Packs

• If you don’t like the sticker collections offered by WhatsApp, scroll down a bit on the sticker packs screen and click on “Discover sticker packs.”

• This will take you to the Play Store (Android) and App Store (iPhone) where you can download apps that include stickers that are compatible with WhatsApp. Alternatively, search for WhatsApp stickers on Play Store and the App Store.
• Press the Install button on the desired app. After the app is installed, open it. Depending on the app, you can import the stickers to WhatsApp in several ways.
• Some apps will give you a direct “Add pack” button, and in others, you may have to click on the sticker or sticker pack. You will be asked whether you want to add the sticker pack to WhatsApp. Confirm the action.

• After the stickers are imported, a new tab for the sticker pack will be created on the Sticker screen. Tap on the tab to show the stickers.

If you want more help finding the best ones, check out the best WhatsApp sticker packs .

Also read: How to Type Special Characters, Emojis, and Accents in Windows

3: Add Sticker Packs from Received Stickers

If you receive a sticker that you like a lot, you can install its full sticker pack quite easily.

• Tap on the received sticker.
• A pop-up screen will appear. Tap on “View sticker pack.”
• Tap on the button that says “Download” or “Add.”

• Alternatively, you may see “View more” instead of “View sticker pack.” That will take you to the app used to create the sticker, where you can add the pack as shown above.

Tip : tap on a sticker to preview and play it if it’s an animated sticker.

The sticker packs will show up in the sticker section in the order they were installed. However, you can reorder them according to your preferences.

• Open the “My stickers” section. For that, open the sticker screen and tap on the add (+) icon.
• Press the “My Stickers” tab at the top to view the installed sticker packs.

• On iPhone, tap on the “Edit” button at the top. Drag the sticker pack using the three-bar icon to reorder it. Or, press the red remove (-) icon to delete the pack. Tap on “Done” to save the changes.

• The steps are a bit simpler on Android. Directly use the three-bar icon next to the sticker pack to change its position. Press the Trash icon to delete the sticker pack.

Also read: 13 of the Best WhatsApp Web Tips and Features

You can make WhatsApp stickers on PC as well as using sticker-maker apps on Android and iPhone. Let’s check the methods.

1. Using WhatsApp Web or Desktop App

On PC, you can create a sticker from any image directly in WhatsApp without using a third-party app. Follow these steps:

• Launch WhatsApp Web or the desktop app on your PC.
• Open any chat and press the Emoji icon.

• Click on the Sticker icon.
• Under the “Recents” tab, click on the “Create” button.

• Select the image that you want to use to create a sticker from your computer.
• When you reach the sticker editing screen, you will find a variety of tools to edit the sticker, such as outline, emoji, sticker, text, pencil, crop, rotate, and undo. Use them to make the sticker.
• Press the “Done” button to create the sticker and hit the “Send” button to send it.

• You can access all your created stickers under the Recents sticker section on PC.

Note : WhatsApp won’t sync stickers created on your PC to your phone, but you can send stickers you want to save to a chat, then add them as a favorite on your phone to use these on your mobile chats.

Also read: How to Prevent WhatsApp from Saving Images to Gallery

2. Using Third-Party Apps on Phone

Several third-party apps exist for both Android and iPhone that let you create WhatsApp stickers from photos and text. Let’s check the steps to create image stickers on mobile.

• Install the Sticker Maker app on Android or iPhone .
• When installed, open the app and tap on “Create a new sticker pack.”

• Type a name for your sticker pack and add the author’s name. Press the “Create” button, then tap on the sticker pack that you created.

• You will see empty boxes on the next screen. Tap on the first button to choose an image. You can capture a new photo, add from Gallery, create text stickers, or choose from the sticker library. Choose the desired option.

• When you will reach the editing screen, crop the image or outline it. Add text on the next screen, then press the “Save sticker” button.

• Create more stickers similarly. Please note that a sticker pack should have at least three stickers to import it to WhatsApp.
• Tap on the Tray icon to create a thumbnail for the sticker pack.
• Once you have created at least three stickers, tap on the “Add to WhatsApp” button.
• If you have both regular and business WhatsApp, a pop-up menu will show up asking you to select one.

• Tap on “Add” or “Save” in the confirmation box.

That’s it. The sticker pack will show up on the sticker screen.

Below is a list of some other apps that let you create WhatsApp stickers:

• Sticker Studio ( Android )
• Sticker.ly ( Android , iPhone )
• Sticker Maker ( Android )
• Sticker Maker ! ( iPhone )
• StickersApp ( Android , iPhone )
• Top Stickers Maker Studio Memes ( iPhone )

Also read: How to Save a Friend’s Whatsapp Status on Android

3. Create Custom Animated Stickers

In addition to image stickers, you can create custom animated or moving (GIF) stickers for WhatsApp on Android and iPhone. Follow the steps below:

• Download the Sticker Maker app on Android or iPhone . It’s the same app used in the above method.
• Launch the app and tap on “Create a new sticker pack button.”

• Add names for the sticker pack and author, then hit the “Create” button.
• Tap on the sticker pack.

• Tap on the first image box, then on “Select File” from the menu.
• Choose the video or GIF file you want to use to create an animated sticker.

• The app will automatically select a portion of the video for stickers and will not give you the option to trim the video. I would suggest trimming the video to the desired length before you start making a sticker from it. For help with this, read our guide on how to trim a video on Android and iPhone.
• Create more animated stickers in the sticker pack in a similar fashion and add a thumbnail using the Tray icon button. Then, tap on “Add to WhatsApp” to import the custom animated stickers into WhatsApp.

Note: do not mix image and animated stickers in one sticker pack, as the pack won’t be imported to WhatsApp.

WhatsApp allows you to share sticker packs with your friends.

• Open the stickers section in WhatsApp. Then, tap on the (+) add icon.

• Open the sticker pack that you want to send to others.
• Hit the Share icon at the top right and select the WhatsApp contact with whom you want to share the pack.

1. Add Stickers to WhatsApp Status and Images

WhatsApp stickers can be added to images and videos in your WhatsApp status and any media that you send in chats.

To do so, select the image or video to be added to a status or chat. On the editing screen, press the Emoji icon. You will find two tabs at the top: “Stickers” and “Emoji.” Tap on “Stickers” and select the desired sticker. Once added, you can change the position and size of the sticker using regular gestures.

In addition to the stickers from sticker packs, WhatsApp lets you add dynamic stickers like a clock and location, which will add your current location and time. Furthermore, you can annotate screenshots using shapes like an arrow, circle, square, or chat bubble.

2. Send Stickers Using Keyboards

On Android, keyboards like Gboard and SwiftKey offer their own stickers. You can send these stickers on WhatsApp too. You can also use Gboard’s emoji kitchen to create a wide variety of interesting stickers by mixing emojis.

Also read: How to Send Disappearing Messages in Popular Chat Apps

How to copy WhatsApp stickers from your old phone to your new phone?

WhatsApp sticker packs will be automatically copied and transferred to a new phone when you backup WhatsApp using the native method and restore chats on a new phone.

How to save WhatsApp stickers in the gallery?

WhatsApp doesn’t offer a native way to download stickers to Gallery or Camera Roll. An easy way to save stickers is to take their screenshot and then crop it. Alternatively, you can find all the sent and received stickers on Android in the WhatsApp folder. Open any File Manager app and go to “Internal Storage → Android → media → com.whatsapp → WhatsApp → Media → WhatsApp Stickers.”

Are WhatsApp stickers free?

Yes, most WhatsApp stickers are free unless you download a paid third-party WhatsApp stickers app.

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How to stack and combine emoji on your iPhone

• Spice up your messages by piling emojis on top of each other in the Messages app, mixing and matching to craft your own unique visuals.
• Kick off with a big emoji sticker: just drag an emoji into your message, then layer more on top to amp up the fun.
• Tweak your emoji masterpiece anytime -- move or remove emojis to get your stack just right.

There are some iPhone features that aren't very well-known, and when you discover them, you might wonder how you ever managed without them. One such feature is the ability to use the space bar on the keyboard to move your cursor back and forth through whatever you're typing.

Another little-known iPhone trick is the ability to stack emoji in the Messages app. Because what's better than sending an emoji? Sending a giant emoji sticker, of course. And what's even better than sending a giant emoji sticker in Messages? A giant emoji sticker with a whole bunch of other emoji stacked on top.

Stacking emoji allows you to create your own unique images, and if a picture is worth a thousand words, a stack of emoji must be worth enough words to write War and Peace. Here's how to stack emoji on an iPhone.

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How to send an emoji as a sticker on iphone, just drag it into the message field in apple's messages app.

By default, when you add an emoji to your message in the Messages app on iPhone , it appears in the blue bubble at the same size as the text. If you don't enter any text and just send an emoji, the image is sent on its own without the blue bubble and is slightly larger. However, it's possible to send an emoji as a much larger sticker by dragging it into the message field.

• Open the chat you want to add the emoji sticker to in the Messages app.
• Tap the iMessage field at the bottom of the screen to bring up the keyboard.
• Tap the Emoji button in the keyboard.
• Find the emoji you want to use and tap and hold it.
• If it's an emoji with configurable options such as skin color, release your finger, and tap and hold the emoji option that you want to use. Otherwise, keep your finger down.
• Without lifting your finger, drag the emoji in the message field. You should see a green + (plus) icon appear.
• Release your finger.
• After a moment, the emoji will appear as a giant sticker in the message field.
• Tap the blue arrow to send the message, and your giant emoji sticker will be sent.

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How to stack, layer, and combine emoji on iphone, drag and drop to combine emoji in apple's messages app.

Once you've sent your emoji sticker, you can drag other emoji on top of it to create your own unique emoji stack.You can place these emoji directly over your original sticker or to the side to create a line of emoji. There doesn't seem to be a limit to the number of emoji you can pile on top of one another; I got bored after adding twenty, and to be honest, this is too many to be remotely useful anyway.

• Send your first emoji sticker using the instructions in the section above.
• Tap the Emoji button on the keyboard again.
• Tap and hold an emoji you want to add to your original one.
• If it's an emoji with a choice of options such as skin color, let go and tap and hold the option you want to use.
• Drag the emoji into the main Messages window and place it on top of the emoji you just sent.
• When you're happy with its placement, let go of the screen , and the emoji will be added on top of or alongside your original sticker.
• The person you sent the original emoji to will now see the emoji stack you've created in place of the original message.
• Repeat the process with as many emojis as you wish.

The method works with all types of stickers in the Messages app. So, for example, you can stack emoji on top of a sticker, or stack stickers on top of emoji. You can even combine emoji and memoji . You're really only limited by your imagination. Just go easy on the poop emoji .

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How to edit emoji stacks on iphone, reposition or delete combined emoji in apple's messages app.

It's all too easy to get carried away with making your stack of emojis and create something that becomes a bit of a monstrosity. The good news is that it's fairly simple to reposition any emoji you've added or delete some of them if you wish. You can delete all the emojis except for the first one that you posted.

• To reposition an emoji in your stack, tap and hold it.
• The emoji should enlarge slightly, indicating that you've got hold of it.
• Drag your finger around to move the emoji to where you want it.
• Release your finger, and the emoji will be repositioned.
• To delete an emoji, tap and hold part of the original emoji that's at the bottom of the stack.
• In the menu that appears, tap Sticker Details.
• Swipe left on the sticker that you want to delete.
• Tap the Trash symbol.
• Repeat for any other emojis that you want to remove.
• Tap Done, and the emojis are removed from your message.

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Q: how to stack emoji in whatsapp.

It is possible to do a similar thing in WhatsApp, although it's not quite as clean as in Messages. Your first emoji becomes a photo with a white background, but you can then add other emoji as WhatsApp stickers on top of it.

• Open a WhatsApp chat and tap in the message field.
• Tap the Emoji icon in the keyboard.
• Select the emoji you want to use as your base image, and drag it directly into the main chat window, rather than the message field.
• The emoji will open as a photo.
• Tap the Stickers icon at the top of the screen.
• Tap the Emoji tab at the top of the screen.
• Select an emoji and it will be stacked on top of the photo.
• Drag the emoji around to position it.
• Repeat the process if you want to add more emoji to the stack.
• When you're happy with your stack, tap the Send icon to send the image as a message.

Q: Can you stack emoji in other messaging apps on iPhone?

Emoji stacking works in Messages, and kind of works in WhatsApp but it doesn't work on other third-party messaging apps. In Telegram , you can drag emoji into messages to add them as stickers, but you can't stack them. In Signal , it's not possible to stack emoji, either. Using Messages is by far the best way to send stacks of emoji.

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Tired of overtourism pushing up rental prices, Málaga locals have found a novel way to vent their anger

Incensed after finding out his rental home of 10 years was about to become a tourist apartment, Dani Romero took to social media. What followed swiftly snowballed into a movement, as residents in Málaga began plastering stickers – reading “A family used to live here” or “Go home” – outside tourist lets across the southern Spanish city.

“I didn’t mean to arm a revolution,” said Romero. “I’m just looking for a house to live in.”

At the core of what one Spanish broadcaster called “the sticker rebellion” is not a rejection of tourism, said Romero. Instead, as city residents grapple with a record number of tourists, it’s a cri de coeur for a more balanced approach that could allow for a better coexistence between residents and tourists.

It’s a debate playing out across Europe, as cities from Athens to Amsterdam wrestle with how best to tackle overtourism.

In Málaga, Romero did all he could to negotiate with his landlord, offering to pony up more rent for the three-bedroom flat he lived in on the outskirts of the city centre. His landlord’s refusal, however, cast Romero into a desperate search amid the slim pickings of a real estate market where tourist lets have for years outstripped the number of residents in the city centre.

“I’ve looked at houses that don’t have windows, another that wanted a €40,000 (£34,192) deposit,” he said. “On Friday, one asked me for a €200 deposit just to visit the apartment.”

Fuelled by frustration, he took to the social media page of the bar he owns, posting his own take on the blue AT – Apartamento Turístico or Tourist Apartment – signs that advertise tourist lets in the city. “ATtack against the citizens of the city,” he said, as he invited others to come up with their own rebrand of these short-term rentals.

'Go back home' anti-tourism stickers appear on holiday rental flats in Malaga https://t.co/4XXs7k93p6 — SUR in English (@SUR_English) March 14, 2024

Answers soon rolled in, all of them cleverly playing off the AT sign. “This used to be my home,” reads the translation of one response. Others were more blunt: “Go to your fucking home.”

The campaign soon took on a life of its own, as residents began printing out the responses and sticking them on to the AT signs across the city.

“To me it seems a very peaceful way of protesting,” said Romero. “There’s no organisation or political party behind this. It’s neighbours who are fed up because this is an issue that affects absolutely all of us.”

A recent survey of residents in Málaga found that access to housing ranked as their principal concern, with 60% of those polled describing rental prices as “very expensive”.

While about 80% of those surveyed described the impact of tourism as “very positive” or “positive,” the most recent data available showed that in 2021, the number of foreign nationals moving to the city rose by 2,600 while the population of Spanish nationals dropped by nearly 1,000.

As the number of tourist apartments swelled, the supply of rentals for locals shrank, pricing out groups such as retirees, some who had been forced to move into shared accommodation, and young people, said Romero. “I’m 48 years old, have a high income, money saved up and I can’t find a house. What’s the situation like for people who are 25 years old?”

Those lucky enough to own their home were not immune either, he said, as the influx of tourists had steadily replaced fruit shops and fishmongers with souvenir stands and luggage storage. “I don’t have anything against tourism. Tourists visit my bar and I’ve been a tourist,” said Romero. “But we have to regulate tourism – me and half the city can’t live like this.”

The city of Málaga, which recently rejected legislation that would have seen the municipal rental market classified as “under pressure” allowing officials to put in place rent caps in certain cases, did not reply to a request for comment.

As news spreads of Málaga’s sticker rebellion, messages poured in for Romero from across the country. From San Sebastián to Valencia and Madrid and Barcelona, residents got in touch to express interest in printing out their own stickers.

Others had weighed in with opinions. “Some people have been really supportive. Others think this is all silly,” he said. “But at the end of the day, all I’m doing – I repeat – is protesting because I don’t have a home.”

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Whatsapp's all-new search bar makes another appearance.

But it needs some polish

• A recent WhatsApp beta version introduced a new search bar in the Chats tab for easier message searching.
• This search bar is now appearing more widely to beta testers, although it has a design issue that needs to be ironed out.
• Separately, a new "Move to top" button has appeared for stickers in WhatsApp beta 2.24.7.26 for quicker access to frequently used stickers.

WhatsApp is among the most popular messaging apps in the world right now, with developers constantly rolling out new and upcoming features through the beta channel. We touched on one such feature a couple of weeks ago when the app got a search bar for the Chats tab, helping users search for a specific message from a long list of conversations. While the new search bar was added with WhatsApp beta version 2.24.7.1, it hasn't yet made its wider appearance for all users. But that's changing now, with one of our devices showing a prominent search bar in the Chats tab.

We managed to spot this under-development search bar in WhatsApp beta for Android version 2.24.6.77, which first debuted in early March. This makes it clear that the search bar is being tested across multiple app versions, indicating that it's here to stay.

An early version of the search bar ( left ); The newly spotted search bar in WhatsApp beta ( right )

A side-by-side comparison with the search bar that first appeared in version 2.24.7.1 of WhatsApp beta reveals that the new implementation still needs some work. The fact that a portion of the search bar is absorbed by the dark green header tells us that it's not fully optimized just yet.

Meanwhile, my Android smartphone on WhatsApp beta v2.24.8.2 still doesn't have the search bar in any form, so to say it's a slow rollout would be an understatement. But since we've already seen it appear on a couple of occasions already, we can safely say that it is going to be a big part of WhatsApp in the future.

WhatsApp will soon put your favorite stickers front and center

In a separate development, Android app sleuth AssembleDebug has revealed that version 2.24.7.26 of WhatsApp beta contains a " Move to top " button, as shown above. This is designed to put your favorite or frequently used stickers at the top of the list, thus saving the trouble of manually finding them from an exhaustive list. It's a relatively minor feature but one that will benefit users who routinely send stickers to their WhatsApp contacts.

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You’re more likely than ever to fly somewhere this summer, and when you do, you may find some surprises. As usual, for passengers the bad surprises often outnumber the favorable, but either way, they’re coming at you.

Overall airfares are holding firm this summer. Airlines are better than ever at tweaking fares to meet changes in demand, so you’ll see some great flash sale deals where they think demand needs a boost and some real sticker shock at popular times for popular places.

One big change that could ultimately make things a bit easier is that both airlines and security agencies are serious about using facial recognition to replace pieces of paper, app images, and physical screening. The confidence is high enough that facial recognition could actually be all you need to get through an airport and get on a plane. It’s in use in only a few places so far, but you might well encounter it this year and for sure will encounter it in following years. It could make the process easier – let’s hope it works out that way.

Everybody involved is expecting a record year for European travel. Among the low-fare options, Norwegian Atlantic remains a standout with its nonstops in 787s. The latest addition is Las Vegas-London, which adds to its impressive list of US gateways: Los Angeles, Miami, New York/JFK, Orlando, and Washington. French Bee continues its nonstops to Paris/Orly from Los Angeles, Miami, New York, and San Francisco. But beware: It flies some of the narrowest, tightest seats anywhere in the air. Meanwhile, the two lines based in Iceland – old timer Icelandic plus newcomer Play – continue to serve a bunch of transatlantic routes with one-stop connections at Reykjavik. As I’ve said before, these look best when you take advantage of an Iceland stopover – otherwise, you can usually get as good a deal on somebody’s nonstop.

Here at home, Frontier is tackling the challenge of “main cabin” misery by offering what the blogosphere calls “European-style business class.” That means ordinary economy seating but with the middle seat blocked off. In my view, Spirit’s “big front seat” is a better option – a few genuine first-class seats at the front. Pricing will vary depending on demand, but the idea is good.

Recent start-up Avelo seems to have struck gold at New Haven airport, with flights to an expanding bunch of cities mainly in the South. Its initial Los Angeles/Burbank base is expanding, too, but its big new winners are Sonoma, California, and Wilmington, Delaware.

Unfortunately, Avelo is guilty of an ongoing trend of deceptive airport names. It didn’t start the trend; we’ve had Chicago/Rockford, New York/Stewart, Boston/Manchester, and Frankfurt/Hahn for years now. Avelo has added Portland/Salem, Oregon, and Philadelphia/Wilmington. The good folk of Oakland are also thinking about renaming their airport as “San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport.”

In cases where an airport enjoys good ground transportation, the result is harmless and even beneficial: Getting to Manhattan from Newark isn’t much more of a problem than getting there from JFK, and if you live in North Bay, Sonoma beats San Francisco International by a wide margin. But some renames put a hapless arrival a long way from the major city and no easy way to get there. If you’re dumped in Rockford, you have a tough time getting into Chicago; ditto Manchester to Boston, Salem to Portland, and Stewart to Manhattan.

All is not well with other low-fare and niche lines. Newcomer Breeze is struggling to find the right way to use its extremely capable A220 planes. Although not a true low-fare line, JetBlue is also in big trouble. Carl Icahn just bought into the line, and Icahn’s record with TWA leads observers to think an Icahn investment means the vultures are circling.

You can’t spend more than a few seconds in airline-land without encountering some learned treatise or other on Boeing. The focus is understandable: safety, which beats even low fares and convenience. As a traveler, if you’re worried, you can often avoid Boeing planes. But the company needs a major reboot, which travelers really can’t provide.

(Send e-mail to Ed Perkins at [email protected]. Also, check out Ed’s new rail travel website at www.rail-guru.com.)

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I’m an Economist. Don’t Worry. Be Happy.

By Justin Wolfers

Mr. Wolfers is a professor of economics and public policy at the University of Michigan and a host of the “Think Like an Economist” podcast.

I, too, know that flash of resentment when grocery store prices feel like they don’t make sense. I hate the fact that a small treat now feels less like an earned indulgence and more like financial folly. And I’m concerned about my kids now that house prices look like telephone numbers.

But I breathe through it. And I remind myself of the useful perspective that my training as an economist should bring. Sometimes it helps, so I want to share it with you.

Simple economic logic suggests that neither your well-being nor mine depends on the absolute magnitude of the numbers on a price sticker.

To see this, imagine falling asleep and waking up years later to discover that every price tag has an extra zero on it. A gumball costs $2.50 instead of a quarter; the dollar store is the $10 store; and a coffee is $50. The 10-dollar bill in your wallet is now $100; and your bank statement has transformed $800 of savings into $8,000.

Importantly, the price that matters most to you — your hourly pay rate — is also 10 times as high.

What has actually changed in this new world of inflated price tags? The world has a lot more zeros in it, but nothing has really changed.

That’s because the currency that really matters is how many hours you have to work to afford your groceries, a small treat, or a home, and none of these real trade-offs have changed.

This fairy tale — with some poetic license — is roughly the story of our recent inflation. The pandemic-fueled inflationary impulse didn’t add an extra zero to every price tag, but it did something similar.

The same inflationary forces that pushed these prices higher have also pushed wages to be 22 percent higher than on the eve of the pandemic. Official statistics show that the stuff that a typical American buys now costs 20 percent more over the same period. Some prices rose a little more, some a little less, but they all roughly rose in parallel.

It follows that the typical worker can now afford two percent more stuff. That doesn’t sound like a lot, but it’s a faster rate of improvement than the average rate of real wage growth over the past few decades .

Of course, these are population averages, and they may not reflect your reality. Some folks really are struggling. But in my experience, many folks feel that they’re falling behind, even when a careful analysis of the numbers suggests they’re not.

That’s because real people — and yes, even professional economists — tend to process the parallel rise of prices and wages in quite different ways. In brief, researchers have found that we tend to internalize the gains due to inflation and externalize the losses. These different processes yield different emotional responses.

Let’s start with higher prices. Sticker shock hurts. Even as someone who closely studies the inflation statistics, I’m still often surprised by higher prices. They feel unfair. They undermine my spending power, and my sense of control and order.

But in reality, higher prices are only the first act of the inflationary play. It’s a play that economists have seen before. In episode after episode, surges in prices have led to — or been preceded by — a proportional surge in wages.

Even though wages tend to rise hand-in-hand with prices, we tell ourselves a different story, in which the wage rises we get have nothing to do with price rises that cause them.

I know that when I ripped open my annual review letter and learned that I had gotten a larger raise than normal, it felt good. For a moment, I believed that my boss had really seen me and finally valued my contribution.

But then my economist brain took over, and slowly it sunk in that my raise wasn’t a reward for hard work, but rather a cost-of-living adjustment.

Internalizing the gain and externalizing the cost of inflation protects you from this deflating realization. But it also distorts your sense of reality.

The reason so many Americans feel that inflation is stealing their purchasing power is that they give themselves unearned credit for the offsetting wage rises that actually restore it.

Those who remember the Great Inflation of the ’60s, ’70s and early ’80s have lived through many cycles of prices rising and wages following. They understand the deal: Inflation makes life more difficult for a bit, but you’re only ever one cost-of-living adjustment away from catching up.

But younger folks — anyone under 60 — had never experienced sustained inflation rates greater than 5 percent in their adult lives. And I think this explains why they’re so angry about today’s inflation.

They haven’t seen this play before, and so they don’t know that when Act I involves higher prices, Act II usually sees wages rising to catch up. If you didn’t know there was an Act II coming, you might leave the theater at intermission, thinking you just saw a show about big corporations exploiting a pandemic to take your slice of the economic pie.

By this telling, decades of low inflation have left several generations ill equipped to deal with its return.

While older Americans understood that the pain of inflation is transitory, younger folks aren’t so sure. Inflation is a lot scarier when you fear that today’s price rises will permanently undermine your ability to make ends meet.

Perhaps this explains why the recent moderate burst of inflation has created seemingly more anxiety than previous inflationary episodes.

More generally, being an economist makes me an optimist. Social media is awash with (false) claims that we’re in a “ silent depression ,” and those who want to make American great again are certain it was once so much better.

But in reality, our economy this year is larger, more productive and will yield higher average incomes than in any prior year on record in American history. And because the United States is the world’s richest major economy, we can now say that we are almost certainly part of the richest large society in its richest year in the history of humanity.

The income of the average American will double approximately every 39 years. And so when my kids are my age, average income will be roughly double what it is today. Far from being fearful for my kids, I’m envious of the extraordinary riches their generation will enjoy.

Psychologists describe anxiety disorders as occurring when the panic you feel is out of proportion to the danger you face. By this definition, we’re in the midst of a macroeconomic anxiety attack.

And so the advice I give as an economist mirrors that I would give were I your therapist: Breathe through that anxiety, and remember that this, too, shall pass.

Justin Wolfers is a professor of economics and public policy at the University of Michigan and a host of the “Think Like an Economist” podcast.

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