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Jan 14, 2024 pm 02:00 PM

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After upgrading to iOS 17 and later versions, you can make the subject in the photo or Live Photo as a sticker in the Photos App.

Stickers can be put into a dedicated "sticker drawer" - in the emoji keyboard, so they can be used wherever emojis can be used, including from the AppStore Stickers can be used in various downloaded applications. With the markup feature, you can also add stickers to photos, documents, and screenshots.

iOS 17 新功能：在 iPhone 上将照片制作为贴纸

Make photos into stickers:

1. Open the “Photos” App on your iPhone.

#2. Tap the photo to open it in full-screen view.

#3. Press and hold the subject, then tap "Add Sticker".

Stickers appear in the sticker drawer, accessible when using the iPhone on-screen keyboard or the Markup tool.

Tap Add Effect to apply a visual effect, such as Outline, Comic, or 3D.

Turn live photos into dynamic stickers:

1. Open the "Photos" app on your iPhone.

#2. Tap the live photo to open it in full-screen view.

#3. Press and hold the subject of the live photo, slide it upward, and then release the subject.

4. Tap "Add Sticker".

Animated stickers appear in the sticker drawer, accessible when using the iPhone on-screen keyboard or the Markup tool.

Tap Add Effect to apply a visual effect, such as Outline, Comic, or 3D.

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