Facebook Messenger adds Snapchat-like masks, filters to movie talk

Now you can talk with friends wearing bimbo animated masks.

In its quest for total messaging supremacy, Facebook just announced a joy update for Messenger today. When you’re movie talking with a friend in Messenger, you can now smack on a live-updating filter or mask.

Either in a group or one-on-one talk, you can add animated reactions, filters, masks, and effects. For example, if you want to react to what your friends are telling (with… more than just your face?), you can tap an animated emoji icon. This can surround your face with hovering hearts, or send virtual tears streaming from your eyes. These onscreen emoji reactions are different depending on whether your face is in the framework or not.

You can also add a filter to your movie. It can be a subtle, amping up the brightness if your talking from a dimly lit room, or dramatic, like the one filter that dyes the screen in yellows or reds. You can preview a filter yourself before setting it so everyone sees it.

Posted by Messenger on Friday, June 23, 2017

And of course, the practice wouldn’t be accomplish without Snapchat-style face masks. With these, you can don a flower crown, wear a cartoon bunny nose and ears, or turn your face into a teddy bear. Masks and filter effects stay on screen for the entirety of your movie talk (or until you switch them off). Reactions, by comparison, only pop up on screen shortly before disappearing.

And to capture your now much more creative movie talks, you can also now take screenshots of your talk. To do this, tap the camera icon during your talk. This will take a picture of your movie talk and save it to your camera roll. From there you can share it or save it as you wish.

After Facebook very first introduced themed masks in Facebook Live and on Instagram, it was only a matter of time before the feature made its way to Messenger.

How to Use Facebook Messenger – s Fresh Masks and Filters

Facebook Messenger adds Snapchat-like masks, filters to movie talk

Now you can talk with friends wearing bimbo animated masks.

In its quest for total messaging supremacy, Facebook just announced a joy update for Messenger today. When you’re movie talking with a friend in Messenger, you can now smack on a live-updating filter or mask.

Either in a group or one-on-one talk, you can add animated reactions, filters, masks, and effects. For example, if you want to react to what your friends are telling (with… more than just your face?), you can tap an animated emoji icon. This can surround your face with hovering hearts, or send virtual tears streaming from your eyes. These onscreen emoji reactions are different depending on whether your face is in the framework or not.

You can also add a filter to your movie. It can be a subtle, amping up the brightness if your talking from a dimly lit room, or dramatic, like the one filter that dyes the screen in yellows or reds. You can preview a filter yourself before setting it so everyone sees it.

Posted by Messenger on Friday, June 23, 2017

And of course, the practice wouldn’t be accomplish without Snapchat-style face masks. With these, you can don a flower crown, wear a cartoon bunny nose and ears, or turn your face into a teddy bear. Masks and filter effects stay on screen for the entirety of your movie talk (or until you switch them off). Reactions, by comparison, only pop up on screen shortly before disappearing.

And to capture your now much more creative movie talks, you can also now take screenshots of your talk. To do this, tap the camera icon during your talk. This will take a picture of your movie talk and save it to your camera roll. From there you can share it or save it as you wish.

After Facebook very first introduced themed masks in Facebook Live and on Instagram, it was only a matter of time before the feature made its way to Messenger.

How to Use Facebook Messenger – s Fresh Masks and Filters

Facebook Messenger adds Snapchat-like masks, filters to movie talk

Now you can talk with friends wearing stupid animated masks.

In its quest for total messaging supremacy, Facebook just announced a joy update for Messenger today. When you’re movie talking with a friend in Messenger, you can now spank on a live-updating filter or mask.

Either in a group or one-on-one talk, you can add animated reactions, filters, masks, and effects. For example, if you want to react to what your friends are telling (with… more than just your face?), you can tap an animated emoji icon. This can surround your face with hovering hearts, or send virtual tears streaming from your eyes. These onscreen emoji reactions are different depending on whether your face is in the framework or not.

You can also add a filter to your movie. It can be a subtle, amping up the brightness if your talking from a dimly lit room, or dramatic, like the one filter that dyes the screen in yellows or reds. You can preview a filter yourself before setting it so everyone sees it.

Posted by Messenger on Friday, June 23, 2017

And of course, the practice wouldn’t be accomplish without Snapchat-style face masks. With these, you can don a flower crown, wear a cartoon bunny nose and ears, or turn your face into a teddy bear. Masks and filter effects stay on screen for the entirety of your movie talk (or until you switch them off). Reactions, by comparison, only pop up on screen shortly before disappearing.

And to capture your now much more creative movie talks, you can also now take screenshots of your talk. To do this, tap the camera icon during your talk. This will take a picture of your movie talk and save it to your camera roll. From there you can share it or save it as you wish.

After Facebook very first introduced themed masks in Facebook Live and on Instagram, it was only a matter of time before the feature made its way to Messenger.

How to Use Facebook Messenger – s Fresh Masks and Filters

Facebook Messenger adds Snapchat-like masks, filters to movie talk

Now you can talk with friends wearing bimbo animated masks.

In its quest for total messaging dominance, Facebook just announced a joy update for Messenger today. When you’re movie talking with a friend in Messenger, you can now spank on a live-updating filter or mask.

Either in a group or one-on-one talk, you can add animated reactions, filters, masks, and effects. For example, if you want to react to what your friends are telling (with… more than just your face?), you can tap an animated emoji icon. This can surround your face with hovering hearts, or send virtual tears streaming from your eyes. These onscreen emoji reactions are different depending on whether your face is in the framework or not.

You can also add a filter to your movie. It can be a subtle, amping up the brightness if your talking from a dimly lit room, or dramatic, like the one filter that dyes the screen in yellows or reds. You can preview a filter yourself before setting it so everyone sees it.

Posted by Messenger on Friday, June 23, 2017

And of course, the practice wouldn’t be accomplish without Snapchat-style face masks. With these, you can don a flower crown, wear a cartoon bunny nose and ears, or turn your face into a teddy bear. Masks and filter effects stay on screen for the entirety of your movie talk (or until you switch them off). Reactions, by comparison, only pop up on screen shortly before disappearing.

And to capture your now much more creative movie talks, you can also now take screenshots of your talk. To do this, tap the camera icon during your talk. This will take a picture of your movie talk and save it to your camera roll. From there you can share it or save it as you wish.

After Facebook very first introduced themed masks in Facebook Live and on Instagram, it was only a matter of time before the feature made its way to Messenger.

How to Use Facebook Messenger – s Fresh Masks and Filters

Facebook Messenger adds Snapchat-like masks, filters to movie talk

Now you can talk with friends wearing stupid animated masks.

In its quest for total messaging supremacy, Facebook just announced a joy update for Messenger today. When you’re movie talking with a friend in Messenger, you can now smack on a live-updating filter or mask.

Either in a group or one-on-one talk, you can add animated reactions, filters, masks, and effects. For example, if you want to react to what your friends are telling (with… more than just your face?), you can tap an animated emoji icon. This can surround your face with hovering hearts, or send virtual tears streaming from your eyes. These onscreen emoji reactions are different depending on whether your face is in the framework or not.

You can also add a filter to your movie. It can be a subtle, amping up the brightness if your talking from a dimly lit room, or dramatic, like the one filter that dyes the screen in yellows or reds. You can preview a filter yourself before setting it so everyone sees it.

Posted by Messenger on Friday, June 23, 2017

And of course, the practice wouldn’t be accomplish without Snapchat-style face masks. With these, you can don a flower crown, wear a cartoon bunny nose and ears, or turn your face into a teddy bear. Masks and filter effects stay on screen for the entirety of your movie talk (or until you switch them off). Reactions, by comparison, only pop up on screen shortly before disappearing.

And to capture your now much more creative movie talks, you can also now take screenshots of your talk. To do this, tap the camera icon during your talk. This will take a picture of your movie talk and save it to your camera roll. From there you can share it or save it as you wish.

After Facebook very first introduced themed masks in Facebook Live and on Instagram, it was only a matter of time before the feature made its way to Messenger.

How to Use Facebook Messenger – s Fresh Masks and Filters

Facebook Messenger adds Snapchat-like masks, filters to movie talk

Now you can talk with friends wearing foolish animated masks.

In its quest for total messaging predominance, Facebook just announced a joy update for Messenger today. When you’re movie talking with a friend in Messenger, you can now spank on a live-updating filter or mask.

Either in a group or one-on-one talk, you can add animated reactions, filters, masks, and effects. For example, if you want to react to what your friends are telling (with… more than just your face?), you can tap an animated emoji icon. This can surround your face with hovering hearts, or send virtual tears streaming from your eyes. These onscreen emoji reactions are different depending on whether your face is in the framework or not.

You can also add a filter to your movie. It can be a subtle, amping up the brightness if your talking from a dimly lit room, or dramatic, like the one filter that dyes the screen in yellows or reds. You can preview a filter yourself before setting it so everyone sees it.

Posted by Messenger on Friday, June 23, 2017

And of course, the practice wouldn’t be accomplish without Snapchat-style face masks. With these, you can don a flower crown, wear a cartoon bunny nose and ears, or turn your face into a teddy bear. Masks and filter effects stay on screen for the entirety of your movie talk (or until you switch them off). Reactions, by comparison, only pop up on screen shortly before disappearing.

And to capture your now much more creative movie talks, you can also now take screenshots of your talk. To do this, tap the camera icon during your talk. This will take a picture of your movie talk and save it to your camera roll. From there you can share it or save it as you wish.

After Facebook very first introduced themed masks in Facebook Live and on Instagram, it was only a matter of time before the feature made its way to Messenger.

How to Use Facebook Messenger – s Fresh Masks and Filters

Facebook Messenger adds Snapchat-like masks, filters to movie talk

Now you can talk with friends wearing stupid animated masks.

In its quest for total messaging supremacy, Facebook just announced a joy update for Messenger today. When you’re movie talking with a friend in Messenger, you can now spank on a live-updating filter or mask.

Either in a group or one-on-one talk, you can add animated reactions, filters, masks, and effects. For example, if you want to react to what your friends are telling (with… more than just your face?), you can tap an animated emoji icon. This can surround your face with hovering hearts, or send virtual tears streaming from your eyes. These onscreen emoji reactions are different depending on whether your face is in the framework or not.

You can also add a filter to your movie. It can be a subtle, amping up the brightness if your talking from a dimly lit room, or dramatic, like the one filter that dyes the screen in yellows or reds. You can preview a filter yourself before setting it so everyone sees it.

Posted by Messenger on Friday, June 23, 2017

And of course, the practice wouldn’t be finish without Snapchat-style face masks. With these, you can don a flower crown, wear a cartoon bunny nose and ears, or turn your face into a teddy bear. Masks and filter effects stay on screen for the entirety of your movie talk (or until you switch them off). Reactions, by comparison, only pop up on screen shortly before disappearing.

And to capture your now much more creative movie talks, you can also now take screenshots of your talk. To do this, tap the camera icon during your talk. This will take a picture of your movie talk and save it to your camera roll. From there you can share it or save it as you wish.

After Facebook very first introduced themed masks in Facebook Live and on Instagram, it was only a matter of time before the feature made its way to Messenger.

How to Use Facebook Messenger – s Fresh Masks and Filters

Facebook Messenger adds Snapchat-like masks, filters to movie talk

Now you can talk with friends wearing bimbo animated masks.

In its quest for total messaging predominance, Facebook just announced a joy update for Messenger today. When you’re movie talking with a friend in Messenger, you can now spank on a live-updating filter or mask.

Either in a group or one-on-one talk, you can add animated reactions, filters, masks, and effects. For example, if you want to react to what your friends are telling (with… more than just your face?), you can tap an animated emoji icon. This can surround your face with hovering hearts, or send virtual tears streaming from your eyes. These onscreen emoji reactions are different depending on whether your face is in the framework or not.

You can also add a filter to your movie. It can be a subtle, amping up the brightness if your talking from a dimly lit room, or dramatic, like the one filter that dyes the screen in yellows or reds. You can preview a filter yourself before setting it so everyone sees it.

Posted by Messenger on Friday, June 23, 2017

And of course, the practice wouldn’t be finish without Snapchat-style face masks. With these, you can don a flower crown, wear a cartoon bunny nose and ears, or turn your face into a teddy bear. Masks and filter effects stay on screen for the entirety of your movie talk (or until you switch them off). Reactions, by comparison, only pop up on screen shortly before disappearing.

And to capture your now much more creative movie talks, you can also now take screenshots of your talk. To do this, tap the camera icon during your talk. This will take a picture of your movie talk and save it to your camera roll. From there you can share it or save it as you wish.

After Facebook very first introduced themed masks in Facebook Live and on Instagram, it was only a matter of time before the feature made its way to Messenger.

How to Use Facebook Messenger – s Fresh Masks and Filters

Facebook Messenger adds Snapchat-like masks, filters to movie talk

Now you can talk with friends wearing bimbo animated masks.

In its quest for total messaging predominance, Facebook just announced a joy update for Messenger today. When you’re movie talking with a friend in Messenger, you can now smack on a live-updating filter or mask.

Either in a group or one-on-one talk, you can add animated reactions, filters, masks, and effects. For example, if you want to react to what your friends are telling (with… more than just your face?), you can tap an animated emoji icon. This can surround your face with hovering hearts, or send virtual tears streaming from your eyes. These onscreen emoji reactions are different depending on whether your face is in the framework or not.

You can also add a filter to your movie. It can be a subtle, amping up the brightness if your talking from a dimly lit room, or dramatic, like the one filter that dyes the screen in yellows or reds. You can preview a filter yourself before setting it so everyone sees it.

Posted by Messenger on Friday, June 23, 2017

And of course, the practice wouldn’t be accomplish without Snapchat-style face masks. With these, you can don a flower crown, wear a cartoon bunny nose and ears, or turn your face into a teddy bear. Masks and filter effects stay on screen for the entirety of your movie talk (or until you switch them off). Reactions, by comparison, only pop up on screen shortly before disappearing.

And to capture your now much more creative movie talks, you can also now take screenshots of your talk. To do this, tap the camera icon during your talk. This will take a picture of your movie talk and save it to your camera roll. From there you can share it or save it as you wish.

After Facebook very first introduced themed masks in Facebook Live and on Instagram, it was only a matter of time before the feature made its way to Messenger.

How to Use Facebook Messenger – s Fresh Masks and Filters

Facebook Messenger adds Snapchat-like masks, filters to movie talk

Now you can talk with friends wearing bimbo animated masks.

In its quest for total messaging supremacy, Facebook just announced a joy update for Messenger today. When you’re movie talking with a friend in Messenger, you can now smack on a live-updating filter or mask.

Either in a group or one-on-one talk, you can add animated reactions, filters, masks, and effects. For example, if you want to react to what your friends are telling (with… more than just your face?), you can tap an animated emoji icon. This can surround your face with hovering hearts, or send virtual tears streaming from your eyes. These onscreen emoji reactions are different depending on whether your face is in the framework or not.

You can also add a filter to your movie. It can be a subtle, amping up the brightness if your talking from a dimly lit room, or dramatic, like the one filter that dyes the screen in yellows or reds. You can preview a filter yourself before setting it so everyone sees it.

Posted by Messenger on Friday, June 23, 2017

And of course, the practice wouldn’t be accomplish without Snapchat-style face masks. With these, you can don a flower crown, wear a cartoon bunny nose and ears, or turn your face into a teddy bear. Masks and filter effects stay on screen for the entirety of your movie talk (or until you switch them off). Reactions, by comparison, only pop up on screen shortly before disappearing.

And to capture your now much more creative movie talks, you can also now take screenshots of your talk. To do this, tap the camera icon during your talk. This will take a picture of your movie talk and save it to your camera roll. From there you can share it or save it as you wish.

After Facebook very first introduced themed masks in Facebook Live and on Instagram, it was only a matter of time before the feature made its way to Messenger.

How to Use Facebook Messenger – s Fresh Masks and Filters

Facebook Messenger adds Snapchat-like masks, filters to movie talk

Now you can talk with friends wearing foolish animated masks.

In its quest for total messaging predominance, Facebook just announced a joy update for Messenger today. When you’re movie talking with a friend in Messenger, you can now smack on a live-updating filter or mask.

Either in a group or one-on-one talk, you can add animated reactions, filters, masks, and effects. For example, if you want to react to what your friends are telling (with… more than just your face?), you can tap an animated emoji icon. This can surround your face with hovering hearts, or send virtual tears streaming from your eyes. These onscreen emoji reactions are different depending on whether your face is in the framework or not.

You can also add a filter to your movie. It can be a subtle, amping up the brightness if your talking from a dimly lit room, or dramatic, like the one filter that dyes the screen in yellows or reds. You can preview a filter yourself before setting it so everyone sees it.

Posted by Messenger on Friday, June 23, 2017

And of course, the practice wouldn’t be finish without Snapchat-style face masks. With these, you can don a flower crown, wear a cartoon bunny nose and ears, or turn your face into a teddy bear. Masks and filter effects stay on screen for the entirety of your movie talk (or until you switch them off). Reactions, by comparison, only pop up on screen shortly before disappearing.

And to capture your now much more creative movie talks, you can also now take screenshots of your talk. To do this, tap the camera icon during your talk. This will take a picture of your movie talk and save it to your camera roll. From there you can share it or save it as you wish.

After Facebook very first introduced themed masks in Facebook Live and on Instagram, it was only a matter of time before the feature made its way to Messenger.

How to Use Facebook Messenger – s Fresh Masks and Filters

Facebook Messenger adds Snapchat-like masks, filters to movie talk

Now you can talk with friends wearing foolish animated masks.

In its quest for total messaging dominance, Facebook just announced a joy update for Messenger today. When you’re movie talking with a friend in Messenger, you can now smack on a live-updating filter or mask.

Either in a group or one-on-one talk, you can add animated reactions, filters, masks, and effects. For example, if you want to react to what your friends are telling (with… more than just your face?), you can tap an animated emoji icon. This can surround your face with hovering hearts, or send virtual tears streaming from your eyes. These onscreen emoji reactions are different depending on whether your face is in the framework or not.

You can also add a filter to your movie. It can be a subtle, amping up the brightness if your talking from a dimly lit room, or dramatic, like the one filter that dyes the screen in yellows or reds. You can preview a filter yourself before setting it so everyone sees it.

Posted by Messenger on Friday, June 23, 2017

And of course, the practice wouldn’t be finish without Snapchat-style face masks. With these, you can don a flower crown, wear a cartoon bunny nose and ears, or turn your face into a teddy bear. Masks and filter effects stay on screen for the entirety of your movie talk (or until you switch them off). Reactions, by comparison, only pop up on screen shortly before disappearing.

And to capture your now much more creative movie talks, you can also now take screenshots of your talk. To do this, tap the camera icon during your talk. This will take a picture of your movie talk and save it to your camera roll. From there you can share it or save it as you wish.

After Facebook very first introduced themed masks in Facebook Live and on Instagram, it was only a matter of time before the feature made its way to Messenger.

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