๐ Emoji List Copy & Paste
Copy emojis with one click
Smileys & Emotion
People & Body
Animals & Nature
Food & Drink
Travel & Places
Activities
Objects
Symbols
Flags
Note
Features
Copy over 1,000 emojis with one click, organized into 9 categories. Browse smileys, people, animals, food, travel, activities, objects, symbols, and flags. Copy history lets you quickly access recently used emojis.
How to Use
Simply click any emoji to copy it to your clipboard. Paste copied emojis into social media, emails, documents, and more. You can also reuse recently copied emojis from the history section.
Use Cases
Decorate social media posts and comments, express emotions in emails and chats, add emojis to presentations and documents, or make blog titles and headings stand out.
FAQ
Q: Can I use these emojis everywhere? A: Yes, they're Unicode emojis that work in most apps and web services. However, the appearance may vary slightly depending on OS and app. Q: Where are copied emojis saved? A: They're copied to your OS clipboard. Paste with Ctrl+V (Mac: Cmd+V). Q: Is copy history saved? A: Yes, in your browser's local storage. History persists on return visits in the same browser. Q: Why do emojis look different on different devices? A: Emojis are Unicode character codesโeach OS and app renders them with their own design. Q: Are there skin tone or gender variations? A: Some people emojis have skin tone modifiers. For detailed variations, use your OS's native emoji keyboard.
Tips
Emojis originated in 1999 for Japanese mobile phones and became universal when adopted by Unicode in 2010. 'Emoji' comes directly from the Japanese word ็ตตๆๅญ (picture character). The current Unicode standard contains over 3,000 emojis. New emojis are added annually, managed by the Unicode Consortium. Emojis are counted as 1 or 2 characters in text length calculations.