Every emoji, in one page
Every one of them, in Unicode's own order. Click to copy; the tray keeps what you picked.
The catalog
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Smileys & Emotion face smiling
Smileys & Emotion face affection
Smileys & Emotion face tongue
Smileys & Emotion face hand
Smileys & Emotion face neutral skeptical
Smileys & Emotion face sleepy
Smileys & Emotion face unwell
Smileys & Emotion face hat
Smileys & Emotion face glasses
Smileys & Emotion face concerned
Smileys & Emotion face negative
Smileys & Emotion face costume
Smileys & Emotion cat face
Smileys & Emotion monkey face
Smileys & Emotion heart
Smileys & Emotion emotion
People & Body hand fingers open
People & Body hand fingers partial
People & Body hand single finger
People & Body hand fingers closed
People & Body hands
People & Body hand prop
People & Body body parts
People & Body person
People & Body person gesture
People & Body person role
People & Body person fantasy
People & Body person activity
People & Body person sport
People & Body person resting
People & Body family
People & Body person symbol
Animals & Nature animal mammal
Animals & Nature animal bird
Animals & Nature animal amphibian
Animals & Nature animal reptile
Animals & Nature animal marine
Animals & Nature animal bug
Animals & Nature plant flower
Animals & Nature plant other
Food & Drink food fruit
Food & Drink food vegetable
Food & Drink food prepared
Food & Drink food asian
Food & Drink food sweet
Food & Drink drink
Food & Drink dishware
Travel & Places place map
Travel & Places place geographic
Travel & Places place building
Travel & Places place religious
Travel & Places place other
Travel & Places transport ground
Travel & Places transport water
Travel & Places transport air
Travel & Places hotel
Travel & Places time
Travel & Places sky & weather
Activities event
Activities award medal
Activities sport
Activities game
Activities arts & crafts
Objects clothing
Objects sound
Objects music
Objects musical instrument
Objects phone
Objects computer
Objects light & video
Objects book paper
Objects money
Objects mail
Objects writing
Objects office
Objects lock
Objects tool
Objects science
Objects medical
Objects household
Objects other object
Symbols transport sign
Symbols warning
Symbols arrow
Symbols religion
Symbols zodiac
Symbols av symbol
Symbols gender
Symbols math
Symbols punctuation
Symbols currency
Symbols other symbol
Symbols keycap
Symbols alphanum
Symbols geometric
Flags flag
Flags country flag
Flags subdivision flag
Every one of them, in Unicode's own order
This is the whole set as the standard publishes it: 1906 emoji, in the groups and subgroups Unicode files them under, rather than in somebody's idea of a useful order. The search matches the official name and the :shortcode: chat apps use, so "grin" and "joy" both find the face they belong to.
Skin tones are left out on purpose. They are the same emoji in a different shade and they would triple the page for nothing; the skin tone picker builds any of them in a click. The smaller, multilingual set the extension's own picker offers is on the palette.
The tray is the point
Picking 1 emoji is a click anywhere. Picking 6 for a bio usually means 6 trips back and forth to the field you are pasting into. Everything you copy here lands in the tray at the bottom instead, so you can gather a handful and take them in 1 press. The tray stays on this device, which is why it is still there tomorrow, and why nobody else can see it.
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Reading about an emoji, and using one
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