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How It Works

1

Search or Browse

Type a keyword to search or pick a category to browse emojis.

2

Click to Copy

Click any emoji to instantly copy it to your clipboard.

3

Paste Anywhere

Paste the emoji into messages, social media, documents, or code.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I search for emojis?
Type any English keyword in the search bar, such as "heart", "fire", "cat", or "smile". The tool searches emoji names in real-time and shows matching results. You can also filter by category using the category buttons below the search bar.
What emoji versions are included?
This tool includes 500+ of the most commonly used emojis from Unicode 13.0 and earlier. These emojis are supported on virtually all modern devices, browsers, and operating systems including iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS.
How do I copy and paste emojis?
Simply click on any emoji in the grid. It is instantly copied to your clipboard, and a confirmation toast appears. You can then paste it anywhere using Ctrl+V (or Cmd+V on Mac) in any text field, document, or social media post.
Do emojis support skin tone modifiers?
Yes, many people-related emojis support skin tone modifiers in Unicode. This tool shows the default yellow versions. To use a specific skin tone, copy the emoji and your operating system's emoji picker will often let you modify the skin tone after pasting.
Why do emojis look different on different platforms?
Each platform (Apple, Google, Microsoft, Samsung) designs their own visual representation of each Unicode emoji code point. The underlying character is the same, but the artwork differs. An emoji copied from this tool will display in whatever style your device uses.
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What this tool does

Advanced text tools handle diff comparison, Markdown preview, text encryption, regex testing, text-to-speech, and specialized transformations like Zalgo text, Morse code, Pig Latin, and phonetic alphabets.

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How it works

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Pro tip

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