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Every emoji in the Unicode standard, ready to copy. Tap one to copy it, filter by name, and pick a skin tone for the emoji that have one.

Skin tone

Smiley and emotion emoji

Smiling faces

Affectionate faces

Faces with tongues

Faces with hands

Neutral and sceptical faces

Sleepy faces

Unwell faces

Faces with hats

Faces with glasses

Worried and sad faces

Angry faces

Costume faces

Cat faces

Monkey faces

Hearts

Emotion symbols

People and body emoji

Open hands

Hand signs

Pointing fingers

Fists and thumbs

Two hands

Hands holding things

Body parts

People

Gestures

Jobs and roles

Fantasy people

People doing things

People playing sports

People resting

Families and couples

Person symbols

Animal and nature emoji

Mammals

Birds

Amphibians

Reptiles

Sea animals

Bugs

Flowers

Other plants

Food and drink emoji

Fruit

Vegetables

Prepared food

Asian food

Sweets

Drinks

Dishes and cutlery

Travel and places emoji

Maps

Landscapes

Buildings

Places of worship

Other places

Road and rail

Boats

Air and space

Hotel

Time

Sky and weather

Activity, sport and celebration emoji

Events and holidays

Awards

Sports

Games

Arts and crafts

Object emoji

Clothing

Sound

Music

Instruments

Phones

Computers

Light and video

Books and paper

Money

Mail

Writing

Office

Locks

Tools

Science

Medical

Household

Other objects

Symbol emoji

Transport signs

Warnings

Arrows

Religion

Zodiac

Media buttons

Gender

Maths

Punctuation

Currency

Other symbols

Keycaps

Letters and numbers

Shapes

Flag emoji

Flags

Country flags

England, Scotland and Wales

Marked emoji were added in 2022 or later and may not show on devices that have not been updated since.

How emoji work

Each emoji is a character, or a short sequence of characters, defined by the Unicode Consortium. Your phone or computer draws it with its own emoji font, so the same emoji looks a little different on Apple, Google, Samsung and Windows devices, while the meaning stays the same.

Skin tones

People and hand emoji can take one of five skin tones, based on the Fitzpatrick scale used in dermatology. Choose a tone and every emoji on the page that supports one switches to it before you copy. The yellow default is meant to suggest no particular skin tone.

New emoji

Unicode adds new emoji every year. Emoji marked with a dot were added in 2022 or later, and phones that have not had a system update since then may show them as an empty box, or as two emoji side by side.

About this set

This page has 1914 emoji in 98 sets: smiling faces, affectionate faces, faces with tongues, faces with hands, neutral and sceptical faces, sleepy faces, unwell faces, faces with hats, faces with glasses, worried and sad faces, angry faces, costume faces, cat faces, monkey faces, hearts, emotion symbols, open hands, hand signs, pointing fingers, fists and thumbs, two hands, hands holding things, body parts, people, gestures, jobs and roles, fantasy people, people doing things, people playing sports, people resting, families and couples, person symbols, mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles, sea animals, bugs, flowers, other plants, fruit, vegetables, prepared food, asian food, sweets, drinks, dishes and cutlery, maps, landscapes, buildings, places of worship, other places, road and rail, boats, air and space, hotel, time, sky and weather, events and holidays, awards, sports, games, arts and crafts, clothing, sound, music, instruments, phones, computers, light and video, books and paper, money, mail, writing, office, locks, tools, science, medical, household, other objects, transport signs, warnings, arrows, religion, zodiac, media buttons, gender, maths, punctuation, currency, other symbols, keycaps, letters and numbers, shapes, flags, country flags and england, scotland and wales. 306 of them come in five skin tones as well as the default yellow. The newest were added in 2025, among them ๐Ÿซช distorted face, ๐Ÿซฏ fight cloud, ๐Ÿซˆ hairy creature.

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