You surely know that WhatsApp has been using its own emojis since 2017. The app got tired of following Unicode rules and late Android updates. The messaging application has its own emojis and today they have been updated with 37 new emojis . They are already available in the beta version of WhatsApp and you can try them. Very soon they will arrive to the official and stable version!
Half covered face, handshake, wheel and many more
After the Unicode 14 update, WhatsApp got down to work to update its list of emojis . You already have the changes that we will see in 2022 ready and that have just arrived at WhatsApp Beta. They can already be tested if both users have the latest version installed and it is a matter of weeks before the 37 new emojis reach the global population.
New WhatsApp Emojis
- Slide
- car wheel
- Life jacket
- equals sign
- excited face
- Elf
- Bone scan
- Crutch
- Disco ball
- License
- Low battery
- Jamsa hand
- lotus flower
- Coral
- birds nest
- Bird nest with eggs
- Pregnant man
- pregnant short hair woman
- queen with crown
- spilled glass of water
- bean
- Salt shaker
- melted face
- Military greeting
- Surprise face
- almost covered face
- face of ambiguity
- face silhouette
- Bitten lips
- Bubbles
- Finger snaps
- Handshake
- Hand picking up an object
- Finger pointing
- hands forming a heart
These are all the news in emojis that you will be able to use very soon in WhatsApp. At the moment they are not available, but it is a matter of a few days or a few weeks before the stable version implements them.
The new emojis will reach all Android mobiles
It doesn’t matter what version of Android you have or what mobile: if you have WhatsApp you can use the new emojis. These new features will be implemented in WhatsApp’s own pack , so you won’t have to wait for an Android update to use them.
The bad news is that you will only have them available on WhatsApp . If you want to use these emojis outside the app you will have to wait much longer. What do you think of the new emojis? Are you going to use them?
