Everything you need to know about copying emojis, Unicode 17.0 standards, skin tone variations, cross-platform compatibility, and technical codepoints.
Get Emoji Library is the fastest, ultra-premium web encyclopedia for all 3,953 official Unicode 17.0 emojis. It provides instant live search, one-click copying, full skin tone variations, decimal and hex codepoints, and sticky category navigation on a single high-performance page.
The official Unicode 17.0 standard catalogs exactly 3,953 emoji entries. This includes 3,944 fully-qualified emoji characters and sequences (faces, animals, foods, activities, flags, gender combinations, and multi-person groupings) plus 9 component modifier codes.
Simply click or tap on any emoji card or quick item button. The emoji character is instantly copied to your clipboard, and a confirmation toast notification will appear. You can also right-click or tap the info (ℹ) button to copy the exact Unicode codepoint (e.g. U+1F600) or HTML entity.
The Unicode Consortium defines the code point and concept of each emoji (e.g. "smiling face with heart-eyes"). However, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Samsung design their own custom visual artwork for each glyph. Our site renders emojis using your device's native font, so you always see the exact glyph your system supports.
When a newly released emoji appears as a blank box or question mark (often called "tofu"), it means your operating system or browser has not yet received the latest software update containing the new font glyphs. Updating your device to the latest iOS, Android, macOS, or Windows version will resolve this.
Yes! Get Emoji Library features full multilingual search support powered by official Unicode CLDR data. You can search emojis in Hindi (उदा. दिल, हंसी, आग), Arabic (مثل: قلب, نار), Spanish (ej. corazón, fuego), French, German, Japanese, and 24 other languages.
Skin tone variations use the Fitzpatrick scale, comprising five modifier codes ranging from Light (Type 1-2) to Dark (Type 6). An emoji like "waving hand" (U+1F44B) is combined with a skin tone modifier (e.g. U+1F3FB) to form a specialized multi-code-point sequence.
Yes! Whenever you click emojis on our platform, they are automatically added to our bottom floating Copy Tray. You can build sentences, stories, or combinations and click "Copy All" to grab the entire sequence in one click.
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Unicode codepoints themselves are free and public domain standards. However, the specific artwork font designs (such as Apple's emoji font or Microsoft's font) are subject to their respective software licenses. Open-source emoji libraries like Google Noto Color Emoji, Twemoji, and OpenMoji are available under open licenses.
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