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Emojis – Copy and Paste Emoji Keyboard

Find any emoji and copy it with one click. Search by name, browse by category, choose a skin tone and paste the emoji into WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, Word or anywhere else.

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  • No Signup
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Click an emoji to copy it.

Your emojis

How emojis look depends on your device (Apple, Android, Windows). Emojis are plain text characters, so you can paste them anywhere.

How to use the Emoji Copy and Paste Tool

  1. Type a word in the search box, such as “heart” or “cat”, or choose a category.
  2. Click an emoji. It is copied to your clipboard right away and also added to the “Your emojis” box.
  3. Pick a skin tone first if you want hands and people in a different tone.
  4. Paste the emoji anywhere with Ctrl+V (Command+V on Mac). To copy several at once, click “Copy all”.

Features

  • More than 1,600 emojis, including about 270 country and region flags
  • Search by name and browse by category
  • Skin tone choice for hands and people
  • A box that collects several emojis so you can copy them together
  • Recently used emojis are remembered on your device
  • No app and no signup

Where can I use these emojis?

  • WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok and YouTube comments
  • Emails, documents, spreadsheets and website text
  • Names, bios and captions

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to install anything?

No. Click an emoji and paste it. It works on phones, tablets and computers.

Why does an emoji look different on my phone?

Each company (Apple, Google, Samsung, Microsoft) draws its own emoji pictures. The emoji is the same character, but the picture changes with the device.

Why do I see an empty box instead of an emoji?

Your device may be too old to show that emoji. The tool lists emojis that most current devices can show.

How do I change the skin tone?

Choose a tone in the “Skin tone” menu. It changes hands, people and body emojis. Other emojis stay the same.

Where do the flags come from?

Flags are made from two letter country codes. Windows computers show the letters instead of the flag picture. Phones, Macs and Chromebooks show the flags.