Google Photos on Android is rolling out a dedicated “Stickers” folder within the app’s Collections tab. With the update, custom stickers created in Google Photos are automatically saved and stored in that folder, rather than being left without a clear place to find them later. The change is presented as feature parity with iOS, where a similar stickers folder arrived earlier, in January.
The rollout follows Google Photos’ introduction of custom stickers in February. As Android users receive the update, their previously created stickers and any new stickers they make should be organized under the saved stickers location in the Google Photos interface. The update is designed to make it easier to access sticker assets from within the Photos app and keep them grouped in one area. The sources report the feature as a staged rollout to Android devices, with availability depending on when the update reaches an individual user.
