When it comes to communicating with friends and family, most of us have switched to using messaging apps on our mobile devices. These apps often come with features that allow users to personalize their chats and conversations by using emoticons, and even unique wallpapers. While the process of adding backgrounds may vary depending on the messaging app you use, most follow a the same process.

To start, ensure that your messaging app supports images as chat backgrounds. Some popular messaging apps that support this feature include Telegram. If your app does not support backgrounds, you might need to consider switching to a different app.

Once you have verified that your messaging app supports chat backgrounds, locate the chat you want to customise. This may involve opening the chat window and finding the target conversation. The exact steps may vary depending on the app, but generally, you can expect to access a settings option within the chat.

When you locate the settings menu for the chat, look for the 'Image?option' option. This may be a default style, but usually, you'll have the option to choose from pre-loaded backgrounds. The app will display a preview image of the selected image as the chat background for your reference.

Some apps might have additional features such as selecting a specific image size to better fit the chat window. These options can improve customization to your chat look.

After choosing or uploading your desired background, you'll likely see the image applied to the chat window. Depending on the messaging app, you might be able to further personalise the look by selecting colors to your chat background.

It's worth noting that, just like any digital tool, background settings might be subject to the app's terms of service. Be sure to check the app's policies for guidelines on using backgrounds within those apps.

By following these steps, you can easily set a chat-specific background on most messaging apps to create a personal experience during your conversations.