Search 380+ emojis, pick a skin tone, copy in five formats, build combos, convert shortcodes, and more — all in your browser.
Turn on Build Mode, then click emojis in the grid above to append them here instead of copying immediately.
Paste text containing :shortcode: patterns (like Slack/Discord/GitHub use) and convert them to real emoji characters.
Paste any text to count how many emoji characters it contains.
A log of what you've copied and in which format — saved only on this device.
:shortcode:, or a CSS content value, star it as a favorite, or download it as a PNG image.:smile:-style shortcodes and click Convert to Emoji, or use the reverse button to turn emoji characters back into shortcodes.A curated set of roughly 380 commonly used emojis with names, keywords, and shortcodes across 9 categories. It doesn't yet cover the full official Unicode emoji list (around 3,700), but new ones are added over time.
Click any emoji to copy it to your clipboard instantly and open its details panel, where you can also copy it as an HTML entity, Unicode codepoint, shortcode, or CSS content value.
Pick a skin tone from the selector above the grid. It's automatically applied to hand, gesture, and people emojis that support Fitzpatrick skin tone modifiers; emojis without a supported modifier are shown in their default color.
Paste text containing shortcodes like :smile: or :heart: into the converter and it replaces every recognized shortcode with the matching emoji character, entirely in your browser.
Emoji copies the character itself. HTML entity gives a numeric character reference for HTML source. Unicode codepoint shows the U+XXXX form. Shortcode gives the :name: form used by Slack/Discord/GitHub. CSS content gives a ready-to-use content value.
No. Searching, copying, favorites, recents, and the combo builder all run locally in your browser using local storage on this device. Nothing is sent to or stored on our servers.
Yes. Turn on Bulk Select, click every emoji you want, then use Copy Selected to copy them all as one string.
Yes. Use Export Favorites to download a JSON list, then Import Favorites on another device or browser to restore the same set.
Emoji rendering depends on your operating system and browser, not this tool — the same character can look different on Windows, macOS, iOS, or Android.
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