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Find and copy emoji
Search by name or keyword, tap an emoji to copy it, or download it as SVG, PNG or WebP.
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What Emoji can do
How to copy emoji
Search or browse categories, tap an emoji to copy the Unicode character instantly. You can also copy shortcodes, Unicode codepoints, or HTML entities from the details panel.
How to download emoji as PNG or SVG
Open an emoji’s details, pick a style (Noto, OpenMoji, Twemoji or Fluent) and a format (SVG, PNG or WebP), and download. PNG and WebP come in sizes from 64 to 1024 pixels.
Where the images come from
Copying puts a text character on your clipboard, so nothing is downloaded. Previews and downloads in Noto, OpenMoji, Twemoji or Fluent style are fetched from jsDelivr, the public CDN that hosts all four sets, which sees the request like any website.
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Questions
Can I download Apple emoji?
You can copy the Unicode emoji, which on Apple devices will render in Apple style. Apple artwork is not available for download here. For downloads, use open-source sets such as Noto Emoji, OpenMoji, Twemoji, and Fluent Emoji.
Why do emoji look different on iPhone, Android and Windows?
Each platform renders the same Unicode character with its own font or artwork. That is normal. Copy the character and it will look native on each device.
Are emoji free to use?
Emoji characters are text, so copying and pasting them is free. Downloaded pictures come from open-source sets, each with its own license; see the next answer.
Can I use downloaded emoji commercially?
Check the license of the style you download. Noto (Apache 2.0) and Fluent (MIT) are permissive; OpenMoji is CC BY-SA 4.0 (attribution and share-alike); Twemoji artwork is CC BY 4.0, which asks for attribution.