January 16, 2022 at 6:00 PM

How to have iPhone emoji on Android

Knowing how to have iPhone emoji on Android can be quite interesting. As the iOS on-screen keyboard is quite popular, chances are you'll want to use the famous icons in your conversations or social media in general.

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Luckily, with the free apps iMore Emoji Keyboard or zFont 3, this can be done in a simple and practical way directly from Google's operating system. Check out how to do that below!

How to Get iPhone Emoji on Android by Installing a Keyboard

While most Android keyboard apps don't have emojis that look that much like iOS ones, the one that came closest in our tests was iMore.

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Download the iMore Emoji Keyboard app ( Android ) on your phone;
Open it and tap "Enable iMore Keyboard". Although this configuration step is in English, the keyboard offers the option of Portuguese;
You will be taken to the Android "Virtual Keyboard Available" section, so enable it;

Download iMore Emoji Keyboard and activate it on Android (Screenshot: Matheus Bigogno)
Tap "OK" on the two pop-ups that open next;
Open the app again and click "Select iMore Keyboard";
Check the option "Portuguese (Brazil) iMore Keyboard";

Select the keyboard as your phone's main keyboard (Screenshot: Matheus Bigogno)
If you want, go to the "Themes" tab and select a keyboard theme. Just click on "Activate";

If you want, download other keyboard themes (Screenshot: Matheus Bigogno)
To access iPhone emojis, just open the keyboard normally, tap the icon next to the "Space" bar and use them.

See how to have iPhone emoji on Android (Screenshot: Matheus Bigogno)

How to have iPhone emoji on Android by installing a package

Another option, in addition to using a keyboard, is to install a package with iOS emoji fonts through the zFont 3 app.

Download the zFont 3 ( Android ) app and, when you open it, tap on "Grant permission";
Allow Android to install the app's fonts by enabling the "Allow from this font" option;

Download the zFont 3 app and allow it to install the fonts on Android (Screenshot: Matheus Bigogno)
Locate the emoji pack you want to use and tap on it;
Click "Download" and then "Apply";

In the "Emoji" section, choose a pack to download (Screenshot: Matheus Bigogno)
In the pop-up that opens then select the "Auto" option, which automatically recognizes your Android version. From that moment on, you have to be very careful and follow exactly the steps suggested by;
First, tap "Install Samsung Sans" to install the suggested font;
Tap "Change font to Samsung Sans" to change the font from "Default" to "Samsung Sans";
If not, tap "Your Samsung Account must be signed-in" to log in with your Samsung account;
Then click on "Backup Data" and back up only the "Settings", uncheck everything else;
Go back to zFont 3 and tap "Uninstall Samsung Sans" to uninstall the font;
Now, install the package you chose. If you want to install another emoji pack, you no longer need to repeat steps 6 to 10 listed above;
Tap "Change font to Default" and select "Default" keyboard;
Finally, restore data only from "Settings";
To access the new icons, activate Gboard as your main keyboard and go to its emojis section.

Now you know how to have iPhone emoji on Android (Screenshot: Matheus Bigogno)