When I still had a MacBook I created a native text replacement with “apple = ” which works great on iOS as well.
Now I’d like to push this further and be able to insert a logo with either a text replacement, or if possible adding it to the system font maybe, or choose another system-wide font with this included… if that’s possible.
I run SwiftKey 99% of the time, so maybe through their Clipboard feature…?
But I need to know how to convert the image to vector and then add it to the font/text system-wide.
I tried creating a custom font and it does work, but only in apps that support 3rd party fonts, which doesn’t include iMessage, and so on.
Any thoughts or ideas? 
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Works on iOS as well.
Just to be safe I have text replacement set to replace any time I type “symapple” with “” and of course “xllap” with🖖
No idea if this could do other logos as well.
“…even if you could expand the system font (and I doubt that you can, especially on iOS) - it wouldn’t work for anyone else, who would be unable to see anything you added on their own devices.”
Hmm… hadn’t actual considered that part 
So, it should be inserted as an image to ensure visibility for recipients
Do text-to-smiley work on iOS, too, for you?
I can’t seem to insert a smiley in replacement field on iOS!?!
I copy pasted the smileys from a notes document, but using the keyboard works for me too.
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Nice 
I’ll have to try again, then