Sticker Store For Facebook Free Download

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Line does it, Viber does it, BBM does it, and Facebook Messenger does it, too. We are talking about spicing up your chats with stickers here, folks – the colorful, funny, and entertaining representatives of modern digital art that swarm the conversations in our favorite messengers. Created with the idea to supplant the regular emojis, stickers have slowly gained momentum over the course of the past year or two, but we can say that they are on the verge of their popularity now.
If you are an avid user of either Facebook Messenger, Viber, or Line, then chances are that you have probably jumped on the sticker bandwagon already. And why not? Some of them are ridiculous (in an entertaining way) and funny. However, imagine that you've downloaded a sticker pack that looked good in the sticker store, but eventually it turned out that it's not your cup of tea. If you don't want these to clutter your messenger, then your best bet is to remove the ones you don't want.
We'll show you how to remove sticker packs from one of the more popular mobile messengers out there, Facebook Messenger. Let's start with its Android version.

How to remove sticker packs from Facebook Messenger (Android version)

Tap Your Stickers, the rightmost category in the store.

Press Edit, the little button just above the Your Stickers tab.

Now, we will show you how to remove sticker packs from the iOS version of Facebook Messenger.

How to remove sticker packs from Facebook Messenger (iOS version)

Go to the sticker menu by tapping the smiley icon, which is below the text field you input text in.

Now enter the Sticker Store by selecting the shopping basket icon below.

Well, that's it! You can now curate your collection of stickers in Facebook's own Messenger (or get rid of those altogether). Stay tuned for more guides on how to customize the popular iOS and Android messengers.

4 Comments

1.gazmatic

Posts: 807; Member since: Sep 06, 2012

Hmmm...how about windows phone...