Smiley Emoji
Copy and paste smiley emoji: happy, sad, angry and silly faces, cat faces and hearts. Search the whole group by name or feeling. Free, in your browser.
How it works
Each emoji comes with an official name from the Unicode emoji list and a set of keywords from the Unicode CLDR project. The search shows an emoji when every word you type appears in its name or keywords (capitals do not matter), or when you paste the emoji itself. Whole-word matches in the name come first, then whole-word matches in the keywords, then partial matches, and short names before long ones. This page shows the Smileys and Emotion group. It holds the round faces, a set of cat faces and monkey faces, and the hearts and other emotion symbols. Click or tap an emoji to copy it. Emoji with skin tone variants are listed once, in the standard form.
Example: type “cry” to see 😢 crying face and 😭 loudly crying face, or “love” to find 😍 and 🥰.
Frequently asked questions
What is in the smileys group?
Round faces with different expressions, the hearts and emotion symbols such as 💯 and 💢, the cat faces, and the three “see-no-evil” monkeys.
Where are the hearts?
In this group. The red heart ❤️, the other colored hearts and the heart-shaped faces are all part of Smileys and Emotion. Search “heart” to see them together.
Why does 🙂 look different on Apple and Android?
Each vendor draws its own faces from the same Unicode definition. The meaning is the same, but the shape and expression can vary a little.
Can I use them in a username?
Usually not. Many apps accept only letters and numbers in usernames. Emoji work in display names, bios, captions and messages.
Is my search sent to a server?
Search runs in your browser and nothing you type is sent anywhere.
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- Emoji Copy and Paste
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- Activity Emoji
- Object Emoji
- Symbol Emoji
- Flag Emoji
Emoji are drawn by each device and app in its own style, and newer emoji can show as an empty box on older software.