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Version 1.2 · 2025-09-17
- Search stickers instantly - Mark your favorites with a star - Recently shared stickers section - Performance improvements and bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.2, updated 2025-09-17.








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Speaking Emojis with Animations and Sounds.
• more than 230 Talking Emojis with sound.
• 132 high quality animated emojis (GIFs).
• about 100 animated meme videos
• about 120 meme sounds
Talking Emojis can be used in WhatsApp and other messaging apps.
It's better than animated stickers for WhatsApp.
WORKS WITH:
• iMessage
• Facebook Messenger
• Viber
• KIK
• Line
• Snapchat
• and many more...
FREE CONTENT:
• You can use most of the app for free
DESIGNED FOR:
• iOS 12 and newer
• iPhone
• iPad
SUBSCRIPTION:
• Talking Premium - Unlock all talking emojis
• 3 day free trial then 1.99 USD per month.…
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- Search stickers instantly - Mark your favorites with a star - Recently shared stickers section - Performance improvements and bug fixes
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