Sticker

Cultural/Communication

Images numériques plus grandes et plus détaillées utilisées dans les applications de messagerie, souvent animées, qui complètent les emoji standard mais en sont distinctes.

Stickers are a step beyond emoji — they're larger, more detailed, and often animated. While emoji are Unicode characters rendered by fonts, stickers are images distributed through messaging platforms.

Stickers originated in Asian messaging apps (LINE in 2011, KakaoTalk, WeChat) and became a major revenue source through sticker packs. Western platforms like iMessage, WhatsApp, and Telegram later adopted sticker features.

Unlike emoji, stickers are platform-specific and not standardized. You can't send a LINE sticker in WhatsApp. Google's Emoji Kitchen blurs this boundary by generating stickers from emoji combinations.

Termes associés

Emoji Emoji
Mot japonais (絵文字) signifiant 'caractère image' — petits symboles graphiques utilisés dans la communication numérique pour exprimer des idées, des émotions et des objets. Emoji Kitchen Emoji Kitchen
Une fonctionnalité de Google permettant aux utilisateurs de combiner deux emoji pour créer des autocollants originaux, disponible dans Gboard et Google Search.

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⌨️ Clavier emoji Clavier emoji
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