Facebook is preparing to trade the yellow smiley for emojis that actually look like you. Beginning Monday, June 3, Facebook Avatars allows users to create their cartoon lookalike — not unlike a ...

Hidden inside the code of Facebook’s Android app is an unreleased feature called Facebook Avatars that lets people build personalized, illustrated versions of themselves for use as stickers in ...

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 ...

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 ...

Facebook recently gave users one more option to create a digital likeness with the launch of its Avatar feature on May 13. If you've had a chance to customize your very own animated doppelgänger and ...

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 ...

Facebook rolled out its Avatar feature in the United States last week, but if you use Facebook exclusively on a desktop computer, you may have some issues. If you were on Facebook this weekend, you no ...

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 ...

Facebook's new Avatar feature allows you to create your very own digital doppelgänger. The company began rolling out Avatars for U.S. Facebook users in the middle of May, and they're super easy to ...

Facebook’s Avatars feature, which lets you customize a virtual lookalike of yourself for use as stickers in comments and Messenger chats, is today launching in the U.S. Essentially Facebook’s version ...

Your Meta mini-me is about to get a makeover. Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta (formerly known as Facebook, Inc.), announced via Facebook post that the social media platform’s avatar feature will receive ...