Google Photos has introduced a new feature allowing users to create stickers from their photos by simply pressing and holding on a subject. This capability, reminiscent of a similar feature on iPhones, is currently exclusive to iOS users.

• The feature was first spotted by Telegram user AdanBR and demonstrated in a clip seen by Android Authority.
• Creating a sticker involves a simple tap-and-hold action, after which the subject can be copied or shared.
• While Android users are currently left out, some Android skins like Samsung's One UI already offer similar functionalities.
• The iOS version of Google Photos keeps the sticker creation simple, lacking advanced options found in Apple’s native Photos app like permanently saving stickers or adding effects.