Here are the revised splash screens:
Picture Playground:
The camera’s eye snaps shut, revealing a vibrant splash screen that sets the tone for creative exploration. A kaleidoscope of colorful shapes and textures swirl together in a mesmerizing dance, inviting users to dive into the world of Picture Playground.
Genmoji:
In a burst of digital confetti, Genmoji’s splash screen explodes onto the screen, announcing the arrival of a fun-filled experience. A playful fusion of emojis and abstract forms creates a visually striking mosaic that hints at the limitless possibilities within the app. | Picture credit-PhoneArena
Although being placed on the waitlist for the Picture Playground and Genmoji was undoubtedly disappointing, it’s possible that creating a customized emoji for a specific occasion could have piqued my interest in using them more frequently. At precisely this instant, I finally received the innovative splash screen for Picture Creation, courtesy of Apple, which had elegantly prepared my iPhone to seamlessly integrate the new features.
To utilize Genmoji, access the Messages app by tapping the icon and subsequently summon the keyboard by tapping within the text input field. Within the top-left corner, you will find the emoji icon. Faucet on it. The fitting sector for describing the emoji is actually the “Plus Sign” (+) itself. Faucet on it. Upon completing the design process, you are redirected to the New Genmoji website where you can select and customize your desired emoji. Once the customised horse with a birthday hat image has been generated, tap the “Add” button located in the top right corner to incorporate this unique emoji into a message that is about to be sent. You can save your creative work as a sticker and even add a caption to make it more engaging.
Generate a unique emoji that reflects your personality with Genmoji. | Picture credit-PhoneArena
Access the Picture Playground by navigating to the App Library, located at the end of your iPhone’s home screen, and select the “Picture Playground” app featuring a kitten icon. By doing so, you will effortlessly gain access to the Messages app, select any conversation, and tap the “+” symbol beside the text box. Tap the “+” icon next to “Describe a picture” to open the Photos app, where you can choose an existing photo or take a new one to upload. You can opt for stock images of everyday people provided by Apple.
A breathtaking vista unfolds as the sun dips below the horizon, casting a warm orange glow upon the majestic metropolis, its towering skyscrapers standing sentinel against the backdrop of rolling mountains. The illustration stands out on the left. } Picture credit-PhoneArena
You can opt for either of two distinct categories: Animation and Illustration. While the distinction between a picture and an illustration might appear minor, it’s essential to recognize that illustrations are typically created specifically for publication in a written work, such as a book or magazine article.
The purple circle elegantly surrounds the Picture Playground app icon. | Picture credit-PhoneArena
While initially unimpressed, I acknowledge the potential value of Picture Playground in providing illustrations for reports, rendering its utility undeniable for certain writers. Ultimately, Picture Playground will provide sketches-like images, which should be satisfactory. While you may currently find limited enjoyment in generating and sharing standardized emojis, you’ll undoubtedly experience greater delight with Genmoji’s ability to craft tailored emoticons.
