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Mojimix

A new, easy way to share Mojimix stickers

Download the app and keyboard, browse packs from every corner of the world, and start sending stickers in any app you already use.

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A selection of Mojimix stickers from around the world
The Mojimix app showing a sticker being shared into a conversation

Share with your friends

Our stickers are the perfect way to send a hug, a “get well soon,” or a request to meet up for dinner — inside whichever messaging app you already use.

The Mojimix app’s explore screen, showing sticker packs

Explore our sticker packs

Mojimix is about learning world cultures. Browse the packs to find the things that matter to you, and discover what matters to someone else. Every pack is free.

The quickest route on either platform is inside the app itself: open Mojimix, go to the Settings tab, and tap Enable Mojimix Keyboard. It takes you straight to the right screen. The steps below are the manual route.

The Mojimix app’s Settings tab, with Enable Mojimix Keyboard at the top

Android

The Android app is not available yet. These steps are here for when it returns; there is nothing to install from Google Play today.

  1. Install Mojimix and open it once.
  2. Open Settings, then General management.
  3. Tap Keyboard list and default.
  4. Turn on Mojimix Keyboard. Android warns you that a keyboard can see what you type — this notice appears for every third-party keyboard.
  5. Tap Default keyboard and choose Mojimix Keyboard to use it everywhere. Skip this if you would rather switch to it only when you want a sticker.

Android Settings, General management, showing Keyboard list and default

The Keyboard list and default screen with Mojimix Keyboard switched on and set as default

Steps 2 and 3 follow Samsung’s Settings app. On other Android phones the same screen is usually under Settings → System → Languages & input → On-screen keyboard.

Switching to it in a chat, on Android

Open any conversation and tap the keyboard button on the navigation bar, then choose Mojimix Keyboard under Choose input method. If you cannot see that button, turn on Keyboard button on navigation bar on the same Keyboard list and default screen.

The Choose input method dialog with Mojimix Keyboard selected

iPhone and iPad

  1. Install Mojimix from the App Store and open it once.
  2. Open Settings, then General, then Keyboard, then Keyboards.
  3. Tap Add New Keyboard… and choose Mojimix under Third-Party Keyboards.
  4. Tap Mojimix Keyboard in the list and turn on Allow Full Access.

The iOS Keyboards list showing Mojimix Keyboard added

About Allow Full Access. Mojimix needs this to load and send sticker images. iOS shows a warning because the setting lets a keyboard send what you type outside the app — that warning is the same for every third-party keyboard, and it is worth reading. Mojimix does not record what you type; what the app does collect is set out in our Privacy Policy.

The Allow Full Access toggle switched on for Mojimix Keyboard

Switching to it in a chat, on iPhone

Open any conversation and press and hold the 🌐 globe key at the bottom of the keyboard, then choose Mojimix Keyboard.

Holding the globe key to switch to Mojimix Keyboard

In Messages on iPhone, without switching at all

Mojimix also installs as an iMessage app. In Messages, tap the Mojimix icon in the app row just above the keyboard to browse packs and drop a sticker into the conversation — no keyboard switching needed.

Sending a sticker

With Mojimix open, browse the pack tabs along the bottom — Animals, Animated, Celebration, Costume, Monuments and more. Tap a sticker to drop it straight into your message.

Mojimix sticker packs open in Messages, with the pack tabs along the bottom

Not seeing the keyboard?

  • Make sure you have opened the Mojimix app at least once after installing it. Both Android and iOS only register a new keyboard after its app has run.
  • Check that Mojimix Keyboard is switched on in your keyboard list — being installed is not the same as being enabled.
  • On iPhone, check that Allow Full Access is on. Without it the keyboard loads but the stickers will not appear.
  • If it is enabled but still not appearing, restart your phone. This clears up most cases where a newly added keyboard does not show.

Still stuck? Email us and tell us your phone model and which step it fails at.