Where to find avatars

If you've got fed up with the rigours of modern life or your real-world appearance then making a Facebook Avatar allows you to reimagined yourself. OK, it'll be in a cartoon Bitmoji-like form and on a platform rife with extremist left and right wing views, as well as inspirational posts from your aunt who doesn't quite get modern social media tropes.

But, nevertheless, you'll still be able to create and idealized version or yourself, or even a repulsive facsimile if you so feel like it. Facebook Avatars are trivially easy to make and use. So read on to find out how to make a Facebook Avatar. Tap on that. After that, you'll then be able to choose your eye color, eyebrows shape, face shape, facial hair and other attributes that define one's face.

You can also select whether you want your avatar to wear glasses or lipstick. And once you're done with creating your avatars head and face, you then have the option to choose your body shape and clothing style. And finally, you'll be able to select some form of headwear if you're feeling hat inclined. And you should then end up with an Avatar that's a rough approximation of yourself if that's what you're after; you can create any Avatar you like after all. Once you're back on your Avatar, tap on the arrow icon on the top right corner.

You'll see the option at the bottom to, "Share it as profile picture," or "Share it on feed. You can also send your Avatar when using Messenger. Select the smiley face icon, which is next to where you type your message in the comment composer, and you'll see the "use Avatars as stickers" option.

From there, you can send your Avatar in any of your messenger conversations. If you don't see your Facebook Avatar right away, you can try updating your app. With so many ways to share your new Facebook Avatar, it's time to spice up your online personality.

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