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Emoji Lookup

Search emoji by name, group or shortcode, then copy the character, the shortcode or the code points.

Search emoji

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Click the copy button next to a row to copy that emoji character.
Code points are written in U+ notation, the form used by Unicode charts and by escape sequences in most programming languages.

How to use the Emoji Lookup

  1. Type a word such as smile, food or rocket, or paste a shortcode like :tada:.
  2. Filter by group if you only want smileys, animals, food, objects or flags.
  3. Press the copy button beside a row to copy the character, or copy all matches at once.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online emoji lookup.

Type part of the name in the search box, such as rocket or heart, and the matching emoji appear in the table.
Yes. Type a shortcode with or without the colons, for example :tada: or tada, and that row is shown.
A code point is the Unicode number for a character, written as U+1F600. It stays the same on every platform.
Press the copy button on the row you want, or use Copy all matches to collect every emoji in the current results.
Smileys, people, animals, plants, food, travel, objects, symbols and flags.
The character is the same, but each operating system draws it with its own font, so the artwork can differ.
Flag emoji are pairs of regional indicator letters, so the United Kingdom is U+1F1EC followed by U+1F1E7.
Shortcodes such as :tada: are used by chat apps and some editors. Plain text usually needs the emoji character itself.
Yes. The table is bundled with the page, so searching costs nothing and works without a network connection.

Last updated: October 10, 2026