Catalogs
Lists you read and copy from. Every row is plain text, and a click from your clipboard.
Nothing here matches that search.
Pick and copy
Grids you pick from, with a tray for the handful you are collecting.
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Emoji list
Every emoji Unicode defines, searchable, with a tray for the ones you are collecting.
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Symbols
Arrows, stars, maths, currency, lines and music. Plain characters, 1 click to copy.
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Emoji shortcodes
The :colon: codes Slack, Discord and GitHub expand, with a line converter.
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Emoji hashtags
30 hashtag sets by topic, plus the rule about which emoji can be a hashtag.
What an emoji means
The name, the keywords, and what each app does with it.
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Emoji on social apps
Which emoji survive Facebook, X, Instagram and TikTok, and what each one changes.
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Emoji meanings
The official name and keywords behind every emoji, with the ones people read 2 ways.
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Emoji by platform
The same character, drawn 4 ways, next to whatever your own device draws.
Art to copy
Text and emoji arranged into something bigger, ready to paste.
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Emoji art
109 pictures, scenes, borders and flourishes built from emoji and characters.
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Kaomoji catalog
193 Japanese text faces, sorted by mood and 1 click from your clipboard.
Why a list, and not a search box
A search box answers a question you can already phrase. A catalog is for the other half of the time: you know the feeling and not the name, so you skim a column of them and recognize the one you meant. Every page here is built to be skimmed first, searched second, and the field at the top of it narrows the same rows rather than fetching new ones.
Nothing here needs the extension. Copying a kaomoji or reading what 🫠 means is a page and a clipboard, which is all these are.
Reading about an emoji, and using one
A catalog tells you what an emoji means and copies it for you. Emojery is what turns it into a reaction on the page you found it for, next to everyone else's.