Emoji Picker & Unicode Tool
Search, favorite, and copy emoji for free, then inspect complete Unicode code points, UTF-8, HTML entities, and JavaScript escapes entirely in your browser.
100% browser-onlyTool Workspace
Emoji appearance and support for newer glyphs depend on your operating system and system fonts. Names and encoding values remain available.
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About this tool
Find emoji by English or Traditional Chinese name, copy the complete string, and inspect every code point and common developer encoding for compound emoji.
Search complete emoji data
Filter instantly by name, keyword, and nine Unicode groups, including flags, skin tones, keycaps, and ZWJ sequences.
Inspect every encoding
The details panel lists complete Unicode code points, UTF-8 bytes, HTML entities, and JavaScript Unicode escapes, each with its own copy action.
How to use this tool
- Search by an English or Traditional Chinese name or keyword.
- Choose a category, then press an emoji's main button to copy its complete string.
- Open the details panel to inspect or copy each Unicode encoding.
Private, local processing
Searches, copies, recent items, and favorites are handled only in your browser. They are not uploaded or sent to analytics.
Frequently asked questions
How do I copy an emoji?
Press the emoji's main button to copy its complete string. It enters Recently used only after the browser confirms a successful copy.
Why does an emoji look different on another device?
Emoji use system fonts, so their appearance and support for newer glyphs depend on the operating system, browser, and font version.
Why can one emoji contain multiple Unicode code points?
Flags, skin tones, text variants, keycaps, and ZWJ combinations use multiple code points to form one complete emoji.
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