Gmail just got more reactive. Google is bringing emoji reactions to its email service, allowing users to add personality to their messages. Reactions Google is bringing emoji reactions like a thumbs up, party popper and a laughing face to Gmail.

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Gmail now allows users to react to messages with emoji reactions, providing a handy alternative to written replies. Reactions include thumbs up, sparkling heart, party popper, laughing face, praying hands, classic smiley face, and more. The reactions are visible to everyone in the thread and can be sent up to 20 times for the same Gmail message. However, there are some limitations for work or school accounts, third-party email services, BCC, encrypted messages, and custom reply-to addresses.

You can now react to messages on Gmail