Google Messages announced a feature called Selfie Gif that will make messaging experiences fun for its users. In short, you no longer have to limit your messages to text. You will be able to take a selfie immediately and express your feelings better. So how is it used? Let’s see together…
Is the era of boring SMS coming to an end with the Google Messages Selfie Gif feature?
This feature, which appeared in the beta version of Google Messages, to the gallery icon It is activated by long pressing. This new feature allows users to use a camera icon that works within itself. 3 seconds It will give you the opportunity to shoot animated videos and add them to your chats.
In this feature, which has a simple user interface, a circular preview window appears in the center of the screen. In this area, users can easily create GIFs by using the front or rear camera, pressing the record button. Additionally, what appears on the screen “Send a kiss” And “Draw a heart” Fun suggestions like these will also make the conversation more colorful.
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This feature was first announced in April. Since then, it has been tested with a beta version available to users. The strange part is that the Selfie GIF feature is not included in the newly added special camera. Google allows you to use this feature in Messages with suggestions that appear in the chat.
For example, there are already suggestions such as adding a photo, sharing a location or video calling, and the Selfie GIF feature has also been added to these. Selfie GIFs are recorded as short videos of just 3 seconds, and the recording starts and ends automatically. Manual start or restart options are also available.
This feature gives users the opportunity to shoot short and entertaining videos similar to Vine, and also gives them the chance to create creative content while messaging. The Selfie Gif feature, which will be used in the Google Messages application, has not yet been widely available to all users.
For now, Google will make improvements based on user feedback, further develop this feature and offer it to a wide range of users. So how did you find this feature? You can write your opinions in the comments section below.