Emoji (SMILING FACE WITH SMILING EYES AND HAND COVERING MOUTH): meaning and Unicode code

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.