Apple Messages sticker guide
How to use stickers in Apple Messages on iPhone.
You can send a sticker as its own message or place one directly on a message bubble. Here is the quickest path from opening a conversation to sending the reaction you meant.
The short version
Open a chat in Messages.
Tap +, then Bobbet. Don't see it? Scroll the list or tap More, or look under Stickers.
Tap a Sunny sticker, then tap Send. Or touch and hold a sticker and drag it right onto a message bubble.
Send a sticker as a message
- Open Messages and choose a conversation.
- Tap +, then Bobbet. Don't see it? Scroll the list or tap More, or look under Stickers.
- Choose a character and the reaction that fits.
- Tap the sticker to place it in the message field.
- Tap the Send button.
A tap inserts the sticker first. The final Send tap is what sends it to the conversation.
Place a sticker on a message bubble
- Open Bobbet from the + menu in Messages.
- Touch and hold the sticker you want.
- Drag it onto a message in the conversation.
- Release it where you want it to sit.
This works well when the sticker is the reaction: Side-Eye on the questionable claim, Hangry on the delayed dinner, or Bruh on the typo that changed everything.
If Bobbet is missing from Messages
In a conversation, tap +, then scroll the list or tap More. Bobbet is listed with your other Messages apps, and on some iPhones it also appears under Stickers. Still missing? Close Messages completely, reopen it, and check the + list again.
Quick answers
Does Bobbet need a keyboard?
No. Bobbet is a Messages app and does not ask you to install a third-party keyboard or enable Full Access.
Can I save reactions I use often?
Yes. Favorite a reaction in the Bobbet app and it will appear in Favorites inside the Messages extension.
Does Bobbet read my messages?
No. Bobbet does not read your conversations, contacts, or recipients. Apple Messages handles inserting and sending the sticker.
More help
Meet Sunny's 28 duck stickers, browse reaction stickers for specific moods, see Bobbet Support for favorites, recents, privacy, and troubleshooting, or use Apple's official guide to sending stickers in Messages on iPhone.