Step 4: Create a new image (and preferably make the background transparent, so the emoji will look good against any chat background). Step 5: Paste the image into this new window.

On iPhone through iMessage, though, it interestingly used a transparent .png file. Neat! The tool appears as a widget when you search “Emoji Kitchen” in Google Search – Go get cooking.

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