Microsoft brings stickers to Windows 11 desktop

The desktop version of Windows 11 has new features that go beyond just gadgets. According to references in the preview, future versions of Windows 11 may include support for wallpaper stickers, which would be a new way to personalize your desktop to your liking.

Windows 11 includes tons of features to customize your look. You can now change the look of your app by switching between light or dark mode. You can also use accent colors to enhance the look of your app and add personality. You can also use apps with Mica technology, which provides transparency effects.

You can also use Spotlight or a custom image to change your desktop background in Windows 11 22H2. Microsoft is now working on a new feature called Sticker Editor, a pre-installed application that will help users make stickers similar to the ones we have in Telegram and add them to their desktop wallpaper.

Windows 11 Sun Valley 2 will deliver this brand new idea. Using the Sticker Editor you can select stickers and customize their appearance before adding them to your wallpaper. There may be issues with the stickers if you use slideshows, but they seem to persist on all wallpapers.

If you want to use the new stickers on Windows 11, just head to Personalization and scroll down to find the Stickers option. As shown in the screenshot above, simply click on the "Edit Stickers" option in the context menu to enter the sticker editor.

Early versions of Stickers will be available in upcoming preview builds

Initially, you won't find a lot of stickers to choose from, but we understand Microsoft intends to improve the feature and provide it based on feedback More stickers. There's a good chance that Microsoft has turned to its Office design team for assistance in supporting the sticker option.

We can't say for sure how these stickers work, but they are likely to be static and not interactive at the moment. Furthermore, this isn't the modern desktop gadget some people have been waiting for.

If we had to guess, we'd have to think that many of the stickers on Messenger will find a new home on Windows 11 via third-party apps.

Given that the feature shows up when we debug runs in existing builds of the Nickel branch, we should be able to try out stickers in Windows 11 preview builds soon.

Stickers are available in all other messaging platforms, and it's unclear whether this will be a welcome addition to the millions of people who use Windows 11 every day.

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