Google Photos for Android Gets 'Stickers' Folder Six Months After iOS

Google Photos for Android has introduced a long-awaited feature—a dedicated 'Stickers' folder in the 'Collections' section. Now, all user-created stickers are automatically saved in this folder, enabling easy reuse without the need to crop images from photos each time.

This feature was previously available in the iOS version of the app but was implemented on Android with a noticeable delay. The update is rolling out gradually: users need to update the app to version 7.78 to access the new feature. However, even after updating, the feature may not appear immediately, as Google traditionally rolls out updates in stages.

According to developers, the new feature will simplify working with custom stickers, especially for those who frequently use them in messengers or social networks. The 'Stickers' folder is already available on some devices, including Pixel models, but it is still missing on other smartphones like the vivo X300 FE or Galaxy S25 FE, even after installing the latest app version.