Logos, screenshots, and the demo, free to use in articles, videos, and posts about Emojery. Quotable copy and the fact sheet are on the
press kit page.
1280×800 PNG, click to zoom, use the link below each to download.
Reactions in contextThe picker open on a YouTube video: current counts, the popular emoji grid, and the reaction pill sitting in the action row next to Like.
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Mirroring the native buttonsThe extension popup, showing which emoji press the site's own Like or Dislike and which press nothing.
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Reaction historyThe history tab in the popup: every reaction you left, searchable and filterable by site and date.
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Supported sitesThe nine live platforms and the content each covers, with 200+ more planned.
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PrivacyEmojery next to a typical extension on tracking, ads, data selling, and closed source.
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Usage guidelines
Please do
Use the logo unmodified, on light or dark backgrounds.
Spell the name as two words: Emojery.
Crop screenshots if your format needs it.
Please don't
Recolor, stretch, or add effects to the logo.
Combine the logo with another mark or wordmark.
Imply endorsement of or by any platform the extension runs on.
Boilerplate
Emojery is a free, open-source browser extension that turns every Like button on the web into a full emoji palette, with public counts anyone can verify. Longer boilerplate and the full fact sheet are on the press kit page.