About EmojiSet
What EmojiSet is, what is in it, and where the emoji and sticker data comes from.
What is EmojiSet?
EmojiSet is a free, browser-based emoji encyclopedia. No sign-up walls, no clutter — just a fast, delightful way to discover what every emoji means, copy it in one tap, browse by category, download stickers, and even mash two emojis together into a brand-new sticker. It works right in your browser on desktop and mobile.
What you will find here
Sticker & Emoji Library
Thousands of emojis and stickers organized by theme, with meanings, ready to copy or download.
Emoji Combiner
Real Google Emoji Kitchen mashups — combine two emojis into one sticker and download it.
Emoji Categories
Every emoji in the Unicode standard, grouped and split into sub-categories so a list of several hundred is still navigable.
Instant Search
Find any emoji or sticker by name, meaning or tag, with live results as you type.
EmojiSet in numbers
Why this exists
Most people meet an unfamiliar emoji the same way: someone sends one, and the meaning is not obvious. EmojiSet answers that question in one page — what it depicts, what people usually mean by it, and which emoji tend to go with it — then lets you copy it and move on.
Our story
EmojiSet is made by Culture Department — the small studio also behind Gif Vibe, Sound Instants, Meme Picker, Jigsaw Quiz and Sliding Quiz.
EmojiSet started as a small side project by a tiny team who love the little faces we type every day. We wanted an emoji reference that felt as pleasant as the emojis themselves: clear meanings, one-tap copy, and no fuss.
Today it has grown into a full emoji playground on the web — a library, a combiner, categories and instant search — enjoyed by people around the world, and we are still adding new pieces every week.
Our products
Where the data comes from
Emoji characters, codepoints and version numbers follow the Unicode Standard. Names, descriptions and relationships are compiled from public emoji reference data. Emoji mashup images are provided by Google Emoji Kitchen, and sticker images are hosted by third parties. We keep the data in sync as new Unicode versions land.
Languages
The interface is available in 27 languages, and every emoji is named in all of them: our own translation data covers 18, and the official Unicode CLDR data fills the rest. Written descriptions exist for fewer languages and fall back to English where they are missing — showing English is better than showing nothing.
Our team
With over 10 years in tech, Majin Buu turned EmojiSet from an idea into the platform you are using today.
Johnny designs and runs the data systems that keep emojis, stickers and search fast and reliable.
With a background in graphic design, Zeno keeps EmojiSet beautiful, cozy and easy to use.