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Gentle - Causes the text to start small and then expand to full size.Spotlight - Shines a spotlight on the message.Echo - Floods the screen with multiple text boxes.Celebration - Sets off a fiery explosion.Loud - Causes the text box to grow large for emphasis.Lasers - Sets off a epileptic laser light show.Confetti - Makes confetti rain from the sky.Invisible Ink - Blurs the text until tapped.Balloons - Causes balloons to float up from the bottom of the screen.

The list of Message Effects currently includes: When you type an iMessage, you have the option to manually add any of the previously mentioned animations and more. Add extra special effects to iMessages Image: KnowTechie

On a Mac, you’ll find the setting in Messages > Preferences > General, where you can untick Auto-play message effects if needed. If you want to stop animations from playing automatically on an iOS device, you can go to Settings > Accessibility > Motion and switch off Auto-Play Message Effects.

Happy Chinese New Year - Fiery explosion.

Congratulations/Congrats/Selamat - Confetti.

Here’s a list of all the words and phrases that trigger animated effects in the Messages app: Words and phrases that trigger special effects in iMessages Image: KnowTechie Here we’ll list the words that trigger automatic animations and discuss how to add other effects to iMessages on Mac and iOS. On top of that, the Messages application on both Mac and iOS allows you to manually include a special effect with any blue text you send. Certain phrases, such as happy birthday and congratulations, automatically add an animation to your message. If you’re an iMessage user, you may have at some point triggered-perhaps accidentally-a special effect.