New features are being developed by WhatsApp amidst a flurry of activity. According to recent rumours, WhatsApp is currently developing a feature that will allow users to turn photos into stickers. The feature was discovered and activated in the beta version of the app.
WhatsApp is reportedly working to create the feature for both iOS and Android users. WhatsApp is now introducing the ability for non-beta testers to leverage multi-device functionality in addition to current beta testers.
According to Wabetainfo, WhatsApp is working on a feature that will allow users to turn photos into stickers.
WhatsApp is working on a new feature that will be in a future update that will allow you to turn your photos into stickers! When this feature is available, a new sticker icon will appear next to the title bar to indicate its availability. If you select it, the image will be delivered to you like a sticker, according to a report by WhatsApp Feature Tracker.
Looking at the snapshot provided by WhatsApp Features Tracker, it is possible to notice a unique Convert Photos to Stickers option in the dialog box. Select the sticker option after uploading the photo and the image will be instantly converted into a sticker.
WhatsApp didn’t use any third-party software to turn images into stickers, as previously reported.
The fact that the feature isn’t in beta yet suggests it’s being tested. Since WhatsApp has not made any formal statements on the matter, we cannot predict whether it will be implemented in the future or not. The feature is under development and will only be available in a future version of the application.
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Additionally, WhatsApp intends to make multi-device functionality available to all users as a free upgrade. Some WhatsApp users have reported seeing pop-ups informing them of the availability of multi-device features. Once implemented, the multi-device functionality will allow users to use the messaging app on their phones in addition to four other devices.
WhatsApp previously said the messaging app would now evaluate whether to make multi-device functionality available to users not currently enrolled in the beta program.
According to WhatsApp, in the past few days, the option to join the multi-device beta program has been made available to people using stable versions of WhatsApp for Android and iOS.
Several people have not participated in the multi-device beta program for a variety of reasons, including realizing that it is a beta program and that they may be experiencing issues. According to the source, WhatsApp is now working to force users to upgrade to the multi-device version to prepare for a future release.
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