In this article
Sticker packs sit in a row along the bottom of the panel, newest first, which means the pack you use every day sinks as you add others. Holding one and dragging it moves it.
Two minutes of reordering and archiving turns the panel from something you scroll into something you use — and the order follows your account to every device.
What you will be able to do
- check_circle Drag packs into the order you actually use them in.
- check_circle Archive packs instead of deleting them, and get them back later.
- check_circle Reorder in bulk from the settings screen rather than one at a time.
- check_circle Reach a sticker without opening the panel at all.
Holding a pack icon in the tray lifts it — the drag happens in the panel itself, not in a settings screen.
reorder The row is yours to arrange
By default the newest pack goes to the front, which suits the moment you install it and nothing afterwards. Dragging a pack along the row fixes that permanently, and the arrangement is stored with your account rather than the device.
There is a second way to do it in the sticker settings, where the whole list is shown vertically with handles. That is faster when you want to rearrange several, and it is also where archiving and removing live.
Archiving is the one to prefer. A removed pack has to be found again; an archived pack leaves the panel and stays in your account, one tap from coming back.
Getting the panel back under control
Four moves, in the order that helps most.
reorder Three packs at the front
folder Archive rather than remove
history The rows above your packs
search Not opening the panel at all
In order of effect: favourite five stickers, archive most packs, then reorder what is left.
settings Doing it
- Open the sticker panel The icon beside the message box.
- Hold a pack icon in the row It lifts, and dragging moves it along.
- Or open sticker settings Settings, then Stickers and Emoji, for the full list with handles.
- Archive what you do not use From the same list.
- Favourite individual stickers Hold a sticker anywhere and add it to favourites.
- Then use the emoji shortcut Which is what you will actually do from now on.
This page is arranging the packs you have. The curriculum step is where they come from: how a pack is made and published, what the artwork has to satisfy, and how a community ends up with a set of its own.
At a glance
- 1Reorder packs
Drag packs into the order you use them.
- 2Archive packs
Archive instead of deleting, and restore later.
- 3Favourites
Starring a few stickers beats reordering many packs.
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