Fortunately, Apple has a feature that allows you to handwrite a quick message in iMessages.
The thing is, you’d probably never find it if you didn’t know where to look.
Start or open an iMessage and then turn your machine sideways into Landscape mode.
You’ll notice a new button on the right side of your keyboard.
At the bottom of the screen, you’ll find messages that you’ve created in the past.
If this is the first time you’ve used the Sketch function, a few pre-made samples are there.
Use caution when using theUndobutton.
When you’re finished with your message or sketch, tapDone.
Now your handwritten message or sketch is in an iMessage.
you’re free to add additional text using the keyboard or add emojis using the App Bar.
When you’re done, tap the blueSendarrow to send your message.
Open or create an iMessage.
In theApp Bar(also called the App Drawer), find and tap theDigital Touchicon.
Then use your finger or a stylus to sketch or write a message in the text window provided.
When you’re done, tap theSendicon.
you might also add them to videos and pictures.
Start a message and choose theDigital Touchicon.
Tap the video camera icon to the right of the Digital Touch drawing space.
Tap the red button to record a video or the white button to take a snapshot.
When you’re finished, tap theSendarrow to send the message.
