Demo

Creating Genmoji

On an iOS device running iOS 26 or later, enable Apple Intelligence: Open Settings ▸ Apple Intelligence & Siri and turn on the switch next to Apple Intelligence if it’s not already on.

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Entering Genmoji in an App

Now, open the starter project for lesson 1. ContentView has two TextEditor views, each with a binding to the text it displays, which the user can change. The plan is to enter text with Genmoji in the top text view, then copy and paste the text into the bottom text view. But this doesn’t work yet. To see this, build and run the app in a simulator.

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@State var textTop: AttributedString = AttributedString("")
@State var textBottom: AttributedString = AttributedString("")

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