Bitmoji Review

Bitmoji is a photo messenger with self-destructing messages in the form of text messages, photos, and videos that are stored on the server for up to ten seconds. Bitmoji is owned by Snap Inc., the same company behind Snapchat. Snap bought Bitmoji for over $ 100 million in 2016.

Interface Features

To get started, you need to create a free Bitmoji account. You can create a completely new account or use your Snapchat credentials. You can only create a new Bitmoji account through smartphone apps or the Chrome extension. Unable to create a new Internet account. You will need to enter various personal details, choose a password, and enter your gender. You are now ready to customize your avatar.

Features and Compatible Platforms

The basic premise of Bitmoji is that you create your version of the cartoon that you can embed through a variety of web services from Snapchat to Gmail and beyond. It's definitely about adding a little fun to your posts. There are no real performance-oriented features here. The brand uses the slogan "Your emoji". In addition to allowing you to create a cute, amazingly accurate digital version of yourself, Bitmoji offers many versions of your avatar - with different titles and different emotions. The best apps and services that offer Bitmoji integration: Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Gmail, Snapchat.

Usability

You can find the option to create a Bitmoji avatar in the Snapchat app, but you need to download the Bitmoji app to get started. You can do this for Android smartphones or iPhones. The Android app requires Android 4.3 or later, and the iPhone app requires iOS 9.0 or later. You can also use Bitmoji with the Chrome web browser, but you add it as an extension. Regardless of which option you choose, it is free to download.