Complete Emoji List – Copy & Paste All Emojis
3,766 emojis available
Explore the complete Unicode emoji collection with thousands of expressive characters. From classic smileys to the latest additions, discover every emoji ever created. Find emoji meanings, use our emoji search tool, and copy any emoji instantly. Browse by category or explore our most popular emojis.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the complete emoji list and how many emojis exist?
The complete emoji list contains every emoji approved by the Unicode Consortium. As of now, there are 3,766 emojis available across categories such as Smileys & Emotion, Animals & Nature, Food & Drink, Flags, and more. Our platform makes it easy to browse all emojis in one place, copy and paste them instantly, and view their official meanings.
How do I view emoji details and copy an emoji?
When you click on any emoji in our complete emoji list, a new page will open showing detailed information about that emoji, including its meaning, history, and related emojis. Below the emoji, you'll find a "Copy" button — simply click it to instantly copy the emoji to your clipboard and paste it anywhere you like.
Are the emojis on this list updated with every Unicode release?
Yes! Our complete emoji list is updated with every new Unicode release. Whenever new emojis are added — from fresh smileys to the latest cultural symbols — we ensure that our database reflects the most recent updates so you can access every emoji as soon as it’s officially approved.
Can I search emojis by category or keyword?
Absolutely. Our emoji database includes powerful search and filtering tools. You can browse by category (like Animals, Food, or Flags) or use the search bar to quickly find emojis by name, meaning, or keyword. This makes it easy to locate specific emojis, even among thousands of options.
Do emojis look the same on all platforms?
Not exactly. While our full emoji list follows the official Unicode standard, the design of each emoji may vary slightly across platforms like Apple, Google, Samsung, and Microsoft. We display the standardized emoji while providing context about these visual differences for better cross-platform understanding.
Can I view emoji meanings and descriptions?
Yes! Each emoji in our database includes its official meaning, common uses, and related emojis. Whether you’re trying to understand the cultural context of a symbol or find alternative emojis for creative expression, our platform provides detailed emoji descriptions for better clarity.
Is there a limit to how many emojis I can copy each day?
No, you can copy and paste as many emojis as you want without restrictions. Our platform is designed for unlimited daily usage, making it the perfect resource for browsing, copying, and discovering emojis with no hidden limits or paywalls.
How are emojis organized in the complete list?
Our emoji list is organized by Unicode categories, such as Smileys & Emotion, People & Body, Animals & Nature, Food & Drink, Travel & Places, Activities, Objects, Symbols, and Flags. This structure makes it easy to navigate and explore related emojis grouped together logically.
Can I use this emoji list for social media and messaging apps?
Yes! All emojis from our database can be copied and used across any platform, including WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and other messaging or social apps. The emojis are fully Unicode-compliant, ensuring they display correctly wherever you paste them.
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