macOS Sequoia 15.3 beta makes Genmoji available on Mac
Apple has released its first beta for the upcoming macOS Sequoia 15.3 update for developers, and it reportedly brings a feature powered by Apple Intelligence that the company has been hyping up for some time now: Genmoji. This developer beta follows swiftly on the heels of the release of macOS Sequoia 15.2, which came out about a week ago.
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Genmoji will allow Mac users to generate their own unique emojis based on a prompt and this is also the first time we’ll see it on a desktop (the feature was already available on iOS 18.2 for iPhones and iPadOS 18.2 for iPads and now Mac users get to join in on the party), as reported by MacRumors.
Once you generate a custom emoji, you’ll be able to use it like other emojis that are included in Apple software by default. These emojis will then work across devices running iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1 or later. For those using older versions or an Android device, custom-generated emojis will still show up, but as an image rather than an emoji (which are distinct as far as Apple OSs are concerned).
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How to use Genmoji on your Mac
You can create a Genmoji and use it via the emoji palette on Mac.
Here are some ways you can access Genmoji on Mac:
Use a keyboard shortcut: Press Control + Command + Space in any app that supports text input, like Notes or MessagesGet daily insight, inspiration and deals in your inbox
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Click the emoji icon: If you’re using an app like Messages, look for the smiley face emoji button in the text bar
When the emoji palette is opened, you’ll apparently be able to see options to create and use Genmoji alongside your standard emoji.
Keep in mind that Genmoji is part of Apple’s shiny new Apple Intelligence suite of AI-powered features, which means it will require your Mac being fitted with an Apple silicon chip (like the M1, M2, or newer).
All Genmoji generation happens on whatever device you’re using without needing an internet connection so you can use it offline.