Facebook rolled out its Avatar feature to users in the US this week, after launching it last year in other countries. Similar to Snapchat’s Bitmoji, the feature allows Facebook users to create a ...

Here’s how to find the avatar maker on Facebook. Go to the Facebook mobile app. You may have noticed a “make your avatar” button when someone else posts their new avatar.

Facebook avatar: Here's how to how to create, edit and use your own mini-me. ... If you would like, you can also turn your new avatar into your Facebook profile picture.

Making a Facebook avatar is much more straight-forward than it looks! Here’s what to do: 1 - Open your IOS or Android Facebook app, and from the home page, click on the menu in the bottom right ...

Folks have been hiding out at home for two months now so social media is booming, and Facebook has a new feature you might want to know about. Avatars. According to an ADWEEK story, the social ...

A Facebook profile picture must be at least 180 pixels wide. If it is not square, make sure that the longer dimension is less than three times the shorter dimension, or Facebook won't allow you to ...

Facebook confirmed it’s building Avatars, telling me, “We’re looking into more ways to help people express themselves on Facebook.” However, the feature is still early in development and ...

Facebook says existing Avatars can be edited from your Facebook profile, comment composer, bookmark, or Avatar sticker. Another limitation: ...

Just as a Facebook profile picture makes it easy for friends to recognize you, a business page is best represented by an avatar. This can be anything from the company logo or product to a mascot ...

Facebook is also considering expanding Avatars for use as profile pics or in Groups — two areas of the app where you interact with strangers and you might enjoy the anonymity of a 2D drawing ...

Facebook already had avatar profile image options before, but the update adds 3D animations. For Instagram, the avatar addition is completely new. This is what Facebook avatars could start looking ...