Emoji Picker
Every Unicode emoji sorted into smileys, people, animals, food, travel, activities, objects, symbols and flags. Search by name, click to copy and pick a skin tone for hand and people emoji.
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One emoji can change the tone of a social post, a blog title or a chat status. Phones have an emoji key, but on a computer the built-in picker is often hidden or slow to scroll through when you are looking for something specific.
This page shows the standard Unicode emoji grouped into smileys and emotion, people and body, animals and nature, food, travel and places, activities, objects, symbols and flags. Each emoji carries its English and Korean names and related words, so situation words like birthday, congrats, rain or coffee find the right ones.
Hand and people emoji support five skin tones. Emoji are text characters, not images, so when you paste them they appear in the font of the reader's device. That is why the same emoji looks slightly different on each platform.
FAQ
Pasted emoji look different from what I picked.
Emoji are characters, not pictures. iPhone, Android and Windows each draw the same emoji in their own style, but the meaning stays the same.
Some emoji show up as empty boxes.
Recently added emoji may not have artwork yet on older devices or operating systems. The same can happen on the reader's side, so stick to older emoji for important messages.
How do I change the skin tone?
Pick a tone in the Skin tone row and hand and people emoji switch to it. Emoji without tone variants stay as they are.
Can I search in other languages?
Search works with English and Korean names and keywords.
Where does the emoji list come from?
It loads the public Unicode emoji data set from Emojibase (MIT license). The emoji you pick and your search words never leave this device.