These symbols are emoji defined by the worldwide character standard Unicode. A code point such as U+1F603 refers to the same character everywhere, regardless of country or service.

Click the emoji glyph to copy its HTML character reference. Emojis with skin tone, gender, role, or flag variants show a “Variations” button below the code.

Even with the same code, appearance varies by OS, browser, and font. Each platform draws emoji with its own font (Apple, Google, Microsoft, and others), so color and shape can differ. Very old devices may not render some characters.

Paste the copied reference into HTML to display the emoji on a web page. You can also copy the emoji glyph itself into SNS posts, chat, email, or notes. Use the HTML reference for markup, and the glyph for everyday typing.

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