Emoji Catalog: all emojis, Unicode symbols and codesComplete catalog of emojis and Unicode symbols. Fast category search, one-click copy, HTML and Unicode codes for websites and social media. All emojis by categories: smileys, objects, flags, animals, and more.
The Emoji Catalog allows you to find, copy, and use emoji, Unicode symbols, and HTML codes for websites, applications, social media, and messaging.
The tool helps you:
search emoji by category
copy emoji with a single click
obtain Unicode and HTML codes
use emoji in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and JSON
check emoji compatibility across platforms
Suitable for content creation, design, UI/UX, marketing, web development, and social media.
The catalog consists of three types of pages.
Page Type | Contents |
|---|---|
Catalog Home Page | All emoji, search, and filtering |
Category Pages | Emoji belonging to a specific group |
Emoji Pages | Detailed information about a specific symbol |
Categories help you find the right emoji faster based on topics such as emotions, objects, flags, transportation, food, animals, and more.
Test emoji on different devices
Use Unicode instead of images when responsiveness is important
Avoid overloading interfaces with emoji
Check support on older operating systems and browsers
Use HTML entity codes when necessary
Some older devices and browsers may not support emoji introduced in newer Unicode versions.
Mistake | Consequence |
|---|---|
Using too many emoji | Reduced readability |
Copying emoji without checking platform compatibility | Different visual rendering |
Using emoji in slugs or URLs | Compatibility issues |
Using emoji as the only UI element | Accessibility problems |
Not providing a fallback | The symbol may not be displayed |
Emoji do not always render the same way on all devices, especially newer Unicode versions and less common symbols.
Includes hundreds of emojis, special characters, and symbols, available for copying with one click.
Displays emoji support on various operating systems and messengers, including iOS, Android, and Windows.
Allows you to quickly find the emojis you need through thematic sections and keywords.
The emoji catalog is a convenient tool for finding, copying, and using symbols and smileys. Our database contains all available emojis, including standard and new versions, supported by various platforms.
This tool allows you to easily find the emojis you need by category, keyword, or Unicode. You can quickly copy them to your clipboard and use them in messages, social networks, chats, and documents.
The service is useful for designers, SMM specialists, copywriters, and anyone who actively uses visual symbols in communication. It helps simplify working with emojis and makes them accessible with one click.
The catalog includes thousands of emojis and symbols, covering all Unicode categories: smileys, people, animals, food, activities, travel, objects, symbols, and flags.
Yes, simply click on any emoji or symbol to copy it to your clipboard. You can then paste it into social media, documents, websites, or any application that supports Unicode characters.
The appearance of emojis varies across different platforms (iOS, Android, Windows, web browsers). The same emoji can look different on different devices, but its meaning remains the same.
Use the search function to find emojis by name, category, or keyword. You can also browse categories like 'food', 'animals', or 'symbols' to find what you need.
Yes, the catalog is free. Unicode emojis and symbols can be used freely in personal and commercial projects.
Unicode symbols are special characters that represent a wide range of concepts, from currencies, mathematical operators, arrows, icons, and much more. They are standardized to ensure consistent display across different systems.
Using emojis or many symbols in file names or URLs is not recommended. While some systems may support them, they can cause compatibility issues, break links, or be misinterpreted in different environments.
Emoticons are combinations of regular characters (e.g. :-) or <3). Emoji are distinct Unicode characters with their own code points, displayed as graphical symbols on devices and in applications.
