Different platforms (iOS, Android, Windows, macOS) have different design styles for emojis, but the meaning is the same. For example, Apple's ๐ is a yellow smiley, while Google's ๐ has a slightly cartoonish style. The emoji you send will display in the recipient's platform style.
Use the search box to enter keywords like 'heart', 'cat', 'food', 'flag', etc. The tool supports English search. Click on any emoji to copy it to your clipboard instantly.
Each emoji typically occupies 1-2 character widths in text. However, some emojis consist of multiple Unicode code points (like skin tone modifiers, family combinations), which may take more bytes but still display as a single emoji visually.
Yes. Modern web browsers and most email clients support emoji display. You can paste emoji characters directly into HTML without special encoding. However, some older email clients may not support them well, so use caution in formal business emails.