Frequently Asked Questions

Emodji.com is an all-in-one emoji platform. Browse thousands of emojis in our wiki, create unique combinations, or play emoji-powered games like Bubble Shooter, Bejeweled, Sudoku, and Daily Fortune. Everything emoji, all in one place.

The Emoji Wiki is a database of 1,800+ emoji with meanings, usage examples, and cultural context. You can search for any emoji and learn about its history and how people use it across platforms.

The Emoji Combinator lets you create unique emoji combinations for any mood or situation. Mix and match emojis to express yourself in creative ways.

We offer 11 emoji-themed games: Phoenix (space shooter), Pango (Pengo-style arcade), Kongie (Donkey Kong inspired), Bubble Shooter, Bejeweled (match-3), Emoji Sudoku, Find the Pair (memory), Find the Flag (geography quiz), Guess the Country, Emoji Quiz (trivia), and Emojle (Wordle-style daily puzzle).

Daily Fortune is a fun game where you reveal your daily fortune through emojis. You get 3 attempts each day - the first 2 are previews, and the 3rd reveals your actual fortune for the day.

Yes! All features on emodji.com are completely free. Browse the wiki, play games, and use all tools without any cost or registration.

No account is needed. Your game progress and preferences are saved locally in your browser, so you can pick up where you left off anytime.

Yes, emodji.com is fully responsive and works great on phones, tablets, and desktop computers.

Yes! Click the theme toggle in the navigation to switch between light and dark mode. Your preference is saved automatically.

Visit our Contact page to get in touch. We welcome feedback, suggestions, and bug reports.

Each platform (Apple, Google, Samsung, Microsoft) designs their own artwork for each emoji character. While the Unicode Standard defines what each emoji should represent, the visual style is up to each vendor. This means the same emoji can look quite different across devices. Read our in-depth article on cross-platform emoji differences for more details.

Simply click or tap on any emoji in our Emoji List, Wiki, or Combinator tool. The emoji is instantly copied to your clipboard. You can then paste it into any app, message, social media post, or document using Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac).

Image to Emoji is our photo converter tool that transforms any image into a mosaic made entirely of emoji characters. Upload a photo and our algorithm matches each pixel area to the closest-colored emoji, creating unique emoji art you can share or save.

We update our emoji database whenever the Unicode Consortium releases new emoji through Unicode Standard updates. This typically happens once a year, adding anywhere from 20 to 100+ new emoji characters. We also regularly improve existing entries with better descriptions and usage examples.

The emojis you copy from our site are standard Unicode characters — they are free to use anywhere, including commercial projects. However, the specific visual designs (how they look) belong to their respective platform vendors (Apple, Google, etc.). The text content and tools on emodji.com are copyrighted.

ZWJ (Zero Width Joiner) sequences are a way to combine multiple emoji into a single character. For example, combining a person emoji + ZWJ + laptop emoji creates the technologist emoji. This is how emoji like families, professions, and flag combinations are built. Learn more in our article about ZWJ sequences.