Catalogue
Emoji keyboard online
A full emoji keyboard in the browser — search, tap, paste. No app, no extension, works on any device.
1,923emojis · tap to copy
01 — Smileys & Emotion
Smileys & Emotion emoji copy and paste
02 — People & Body
People & Body emoji copy and paste
03 — Animals & Nature
Animals & Nature emoji copy and paste
04 — Food & Drink
Food & Drink emoji copy and paste
05 — Travel & Places
Travel & Places emoji copy and paste
06 — Activities
Activities emoji copy and paste
07 — Objects
Objects emoji copy and paste
08 — Symbols
Symbols emoji copy and paste
09 — Flags
Flags emoji copy and paste
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FAQ
Emoji Keyboard — questions
How many emojis are there?
There are 1923 emojis on this page, covering every version of the Unicode standard. Counting skin tone and gender variants as separate characters pushes the total past 3,600.
Does copying work on a phone?
Yes. Tap an emoji and it goes to the clipboard, then long-press in any text field and choose Paste. Works the same in Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, Discord and Telegram.
Why does the emoji look different after I paste it?
You copy the character, not the picture. The app you paste into draws it with whatever emoji font that device uses — Apple, Google, Samsung and Microsoft all draw their own.
Why do some emojis arrive as an empty box?
Because that phone has the character but not the artwork for it. New emojis reach devices about a year after approval, in a system update. The message itself is delivered correctly.
Can I put an emoji in a username or a bio?
In a bio, yes — two to four characters read as deliberate, longer strings get truncated in previews. Usernames are stricter: Instagram and TikTok allow emojis in the display name but not in the handle.
Do I need an app or extension?
No. Everything here is a plain web page — no install, no sign-up, nothing to allow.
Does an emoji mean the same thing everywhere?
No, and gestures are the worst offenders — 👌 is approval in most of the world and an obscene gesture in Brazil. Each emoji page flags the ones that change meaning abroad.