Search, browse and copy any emoji instantly. No app switching, no hunting through your keyboard’s tiny emoji panel.
Search, browse and copy any emoji instantly. No app switching, no hunting through your keyboard's tiny emoji panel.
No emoji match that search. Try a different word.
Emoji are rendered using your device's own emoji font, so appearance may vary slightly between Windows, Mac, iOS and Android. Copying puts the emoji character directly on your clipboard, ready to paste anywhere.
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Finding the right emoji on a laptop usually means hunting through a tiny picker or switching to your phone. This free emoji cheat sheet lets you search hundreds of emoji by name and copy any of them in one click.
It remembers your recently copied emoji so your favourites are always at the top. It works on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS and Android, in any browser.
Use it for social media captions, email subject lines, ad copy, Slack messages, YouTube descriptions and anywhere else you write online.
Type a word like "heart", "rocket" or "check" in the search box above, then click any emoji to copy it to your clipboard. Paste it anywhere. Your recently copied emoji are saved at the top for next time.
No installs and no keyboard shortcuts to remember.
Type a keyword or scroll through categories.
The emoji goes straight to your clipboard.
Captions, emails, documents, chats or ad copy.
Recently copied emoji appear at the top so you can grab them again fast.
Your operating system also has an emoji picker. Here is how to open it.
Windows Windows key + . (period)
Mac Control + Command + Space
Linux GNOME Ctrl + . in many apps
Chromebook Search + Shift + SpaceEmoji are rendered with your device's emoji font, so they can look slightly different on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android.
Emoji that tend to work well in marketing copy.
Emoji can lift engagement, but the right amount depends on the platform.
| Channel | Typical use | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Instagram and TikTok captions | Common and expected | Use them to break up lines and add tone |
| Facebook and Meta ads | Moderate | One or two in primary text, test against none |
| LinkedIn posts | Light | Use as bullet points rather than decoration |
| Email subject lines | Sparingly | One emoji at most, check it renders in Outlook |
| Google Ads | Not allowed | Google's editorial policy rejects emoji in ads |
Emoji add tone and help scanning. They should support the message, not replace it.
Click any emoji on this page and it is copied to your clipboard. Paste it with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V.
Each operating system uses its own emoji font, so Apple, Google, Samsung and Microsoft draw the same emoji differently.
No. Google's ad editorial policies do not allow emoji in ad text.
Often, when used in moderation and matched to the audience. Test captions with and without them.
Yes. It is saved only in your own browser.
Press the Windows key and the full stop (period) key together.
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