Use Animojis & Memojis


 Animojis and Memojis are Snapchat-style face-tracking features native to Apple. You can use an octopus, robot, monkey, or another Apple-created Animjoi, as well as custom-created Memoji in your likeness, during a video chat on FaceTime. To use them, tap on the screen during a FaceTime call, then hit "effects" in the bottom left. Next, tap on the Animoji icon that appears.

All of the existing Animojis will appear, as well as any Memojis you've created. Tap on one to test it out, and the other person will see it on you right away.

Move your head around, smile, and stick your tongue out to see if it works well in the lighting you're in. If you're too close to the camera, it won't work, so play around with distance and speed until it works best. When you're finished, tap on the (X) button to go back to your video chat with your new face filter.

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