Google has taken a significant step forward in enhancing the functionality of its Messages app, introducing new chat themes that allow users to personalize their conversations with unprecedented freedom. This latest update builds upon the RCS feature set, which has been steadily improving the app's features over the years.

One of the most exciting aspects of this new feature is the ability to choose from a selection of photos or upload your own as a background for your chat. Not only does this add a touch of personality to your conversations, but it also allows you to change the color of chat bubbles to match your theme, creating a cohesive and visually appealing experience.

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Changing your chat theme in Google Messages is a straightforward process. To get started, simply open a message, tap the three dots in the top right corner of your chat, and then select "Chat theme" from the overflow menu. From there, you can browse through the provided themes or upload an image from your gallery to create a unique look.

While chat themes are undoubtedly a fantastic upgrade to the Google Messages experience, some users may find that they wish for more customization options. For instance, it would be great if users could generate their own background images on-device using Nano, similar to how iPhones allow users to describe or edit preloaded backgrounds with Apple Intelligence.

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Another feature that could take chat themes to the next level is the ability to sync background choices across devices. Currently, when you apply a theme, it only shows up for you but not for the recipient. However, some apps like Instagram and Facebook Messenger already offer this functionality, leading to fun surprises and "fights" over which one to keep.

Lastly, there is a small bug that has been This can be fixed