Your Bitmoji will then appear in the text field, ready to be sent to whomever you choose. To send a one of these fun emojis, simply tap the Bitmoji you want to send, copying it to your clipboard, and tap the text field and then tap Paste. Tapping this icon will bring up your very own Bitmoji keyboard. At the bottom of this keyboard will appear a new button reading ABC. Tapping this button will cause the emoji keyboard to appear, if you have that enabled. The Bitmoji is found using a button on the keyboard that resembles a globe, found next to the keyboard. The keyboard, however, can still prove a tad elusive, particularly if you've never used another third party keyboard. You've now successfully turned on your Bitmoji keyboard. Tap allow, and when you return to the Messages app you should see the Bitmoji keyboard there. This will cause an alert message to appear, asking you if you would like to allow full access for Bitmoji. The switch will turn green once you tap it, indicating Bitmoji now has full access. Then tap it again under your list of keyboards and flip the switch beside Allow Full Access. Simply tap Bitmoji, and it will be added to your list of keyboards. You'll find Bitmoji listed as a Third Party Keyboard.

Simply tap General -> Keyboard -> Keyboards -> Add New Keyboard. The process is fairly simple, requiring just a little exploration into the Settings app.

If Bitmoji is your first unique Messages keyboard, you probably won't know how to turn the new feature on. But what do you do when your Bitmoji refuses to cooperate? In this article, we'll go over not only how to turn your Bitmoji keyboard on, but also how to troubleshoot and fix any problems that might occur with your Bitmoji. Then came Bitmoji, another revolutionary step, which allows you to create your own personal emoji of sorts and send him or her in a variety of unique pictures to your friends. Emojis revolutionized texting, allowing users to send fun smiley faces and cartoon creatures in their conversations.