Emoji Picker
Search, browse, and copy emojis instantly. Click any emoji to copy it to your clipboard.
About Emoji Picker
This free emoji picker lets you find and copy any emoji with a single click. Browse through 1,500+ emojis organized into categories, or use the search bar to quickly find the perfect emoji by name or keyword. Each emoji can be copied in multiple formats: the emoji character itself, its Unicode code point, or the HTML entity code — useful for developers embedding emojis in code.
Emojis are standardized by the Unicode Consortium and supported across all modern platforms — iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and the web. While the visual design of emojis varies between platforms (Apple, Google, Samsung, etc.), the underlying Unicode character is the same everywhere. This means an emoji copied from this tool will display correctly in any app, website, or document that supports Unicode text.
The picker includes all major emoji categories: Smileys and Emotion, People and Body, Animals and Nature, Food and Drink, Travel and Places, Activities, Objects, Symbols, and Flags. Recently used emojis are saved locally in your browser for quick access. The search function matches against emoji names and common keywords, so searching "happy" will find the grinning face, beaming face, and other happy expressions.
FAQ
Q: Will copied emojis work in all apps?
A: Yes. Emojis are standard Unicode characters and work in any app that supports text input — emails, social media, messaging apps, documents, and code editors.
Q: Why do emojis look different on different devices?
A: Each platform (Apple, Google, Microsoft, Samsung) designs their own emoji artwork. The underlying character is the same, but the visual style varies. A smile emoji copied here will appear in the platform's native style.
Q: What is a Unicode code point?
A: A Unicode code point is the unique identifier for each character (like U+1F600 for the grinning face). Developers use these codes to reference specific emojis in software.
Q: Is my data saved anywhere?
A: Recently used emojis are saved in your browser's local storage only. No data is sent to any server.