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Emoji Search & Picker

Search emoji by name and copy them, with their Unicode code points.

To find an emoji, type part of its name such as "fire" or "heart" and matching characters appear with their Unicode code points. The code point is useful when you need the escape sequence for source code rather than the character itself.

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Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded
Cost
Free, unlimited, no sign-up

Frequently asked questions

Why does the same emoji look different on other devices?

Because the standard defines the meaning, not the drawing. Apple, Google, Microsoft and Samsung each design their own, and some have differed enough to change the message — the notorious case being the pistol emoji, which is a water pistol on every major platform now but was not always.

Do emoji count as one character?

Visually yes, but in storage rarely. Most emoji occupy four bytes in UTF-8, and a family or a flag is several joined code points — which is why an emoji can consume a dozen characters of a database column sized in bytes.

How to use the emoji search & picker

  1. 1Enter or paste your search.
  2. 2The result appears immediately — copy or download it.

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