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3781 fully-qualified Unicode 16.0 emojis across 9 Unicode groups. The Component group (skin tones, hair, keycaps) is excluded from display since those aren't standalone emojis.

Yes — this page mirrors the Unicode Consortium's official emoji-test.txt as of Unicode 16.0 (August 2024). Every emoji on the page is fully-qualified and renders correctly on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, and the web.

Click any emoji button — it gets written to your clipboard instantly. Then paste into TikTok captions, iMessage, Discord, Twitter, Slack, or any text field. The button briefly turns teal to confirm the copy.

Yes — the keyboard is fully responsive. On mobile, the grid drops to 8 columns; on desktop, it expands to 16. Touch-to-copy works on iPhone and Android via the standard browser clipboard API.

The Unicode Consortium publishes the canonical emoji list at unicode.org/Public/emoji/16.0/emoji-test.txt. We refresh our data with each Unicode release so newly-added emojis (Unicode 17.0, 18.0 candidates) appear here first.