The Bitmoji app, which lets people creative custom emoji avatars of themselves, can now be linked with your Snapchat account. Once linked, you can send personalized Bitmojis to friends in chat and ...

Once linked, you can send personalized Bitmojis to friends in chat and place them on top of messages like Snapchat's other stickers and standard emojis.

Snapchat finally added support for Bitmojis after it acquired the app’s company Bitstrip back in March. Here’s how to set up and use the personalized avatars in Snapchat.

And Sept. 13, a Snapchat update is going to leave you excitedly wondering how to use the new 3D Bitmojis because you're going to #obsessed with the new feature.

Today, Snapchat finally acknowledged the acquisition and revealed how it would integrate Bitstrips’ product: Users can now send their Bitmoji to each other either in chat or in snaps.

Snapchat joined the world of augmented reality (AR) by incorporating 3-D Bitmojis into their already popular social media app. The new 3-D Bitmojis will allow users to take their Snapchat ...

Find out why Snapchat acquired Bitmojis, and how you can now send personalized emojis on the platform.

Snapchat announced today that it has added Bitmojis to its service, essentially confirming rumors from earlier in the year that it had acquired the company that built the feature. In March, there ...

The new 3-D Bitmojis work with Snapchat's World Lenses — which many hadn't actually known the name of until today — and work with your rear-facing camera (but more on that later).