Emoji Picker
Click an emoji to copy
Smileys
Gestures
Hearts
Objects
Arrows
How to Use
Browse emojis by category or use the search bar to find specific emojis by name or keyword. Click any emoji to copy it to your clipboard. You can then paste it anywhere โ messages, documents, social media posts, or code.
What Are Emojis?
Emojis are small pictographic symbols used in digital communication. They originated in Japan in the late 1990s and are now standardized by the Unicode Consortium. Modern operating systems and browsers render emojis as colorful icons, making them universally compatible across devices.
Common Use Cases
- Adding emojis to social media posts and comments.
- Enhancing chat messages and emails with visual expressions.
- Finding specific emojis by name when the keyboard is hard to navigate.
- Copying rarely-used emojis like arrows, symbols, or special characters.
- Adding emojis to presentations, documents, or website content.
Tips
- Search by feeling ('happy', 'sad') or by object name ('fire', 'heart').
- Emojis are supported in all modern browsers, social media, and messaging apps.
- Some emojis look different across platforms (Apple, Google, Windows).
- Use emojis sparingly in professional communication.
- Heart emojis come in many colors โ each has a slightly different connotation.
Privacy
All emoji browsing and copying happens in your browser. No data is sent to any server.
FAQ
Will a copied emoji look the same in every app?
Emojis are copied as Unicode characters, so they appear wherever the destination supports that emoji. However, the visual design varies by platform (Apple, Google, Windows, etc.), and very old environments may not display some emojis at all.
Is my search text or copy activity sent to a server?
No. Browsing, searching, and copying emojis to your clipboard all happen entirely in your browser. Your search keywords and copy history are never sent to any server.
How do I search for an emoji?
Type a keyword into the search bar. You can search by feeling, like 'happy' or 'sad', or by object name, like 'fire' or 'heart'. You can also browse directly through the categories.
Does it support skin-tone or gender variations of emojis?
The tool lists a single base version of each emoji. It does not offer the modifier combinations such as skin-tone shades or gender variants.
What can I do after clicking an emoji?
Clicking an emoji instantly copies it to your clipboard. From there you can paste it anywhere you like โ messages, emails, documents, social media posts, or code.