Emoji Finder & Copier
Search 5,000+ emojis by name or keyword, filter by category, and copy to clipboard instantly. No sign-up, no install — runs entirely in your browser.
What Is the Emoji Finder Tool?
The Emoji Finder is a free browser-based tool that lets you search and copy over 5,000 Unicode emojis instantly. Whether you’re composing a social media post, writing an email, or designing marketing copy, you can find the exact emoji you need by typing any keyword — no scrolling through your phone’s emoji keyboard required.
All emoji data is loaded directly from the official Unicode dataset via CDN, ensuring you always have access to the latest standardized emojis including Unicode 15.0 additions.
How to Use the Emoji Search Tool
Type any keyword into the search box — for example “fire”, “heart”, “cat”, or “celebrate” — and the tool will instantly filter matching emojis from the full database. You can also click a category button (Smileys, People, Animals, Food, etc.) to browse all emojis in that group. Once you spot the emoji you want, click it to copy it to your clipboard, then paste it anywhere.
For people-related emojis, use the Skin Tone Modifier dropdown to apply your preferred skin tone before copying. The Recent section at the top tracks the last 20 emojis you’ve copied, stored locally in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many emojis does this tool support?
The tool loads the full Unicode emoji dataset via CDN, currently containing 5,000+ standardized emojis covering all Unicode 15.0 characters across 10 categories: Smileys, People, Animals, Food, Travel, Activities, Objects, Symbols, and Flags.
Do I need to create an account?
No. The tool runs entirely in your browser with no login, no sign-up, and no installation required. Your recent emoji history is saved locally on your device using localStorage and is never sent to any server.
Where can I paste copied emojis?
Anywhere that accepts Unicode text — Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, Gmail, Google Docs, Word, Notion, and any other app or website that supports emoji input.
Why aren’t some emojis showing with my chosen skin tone?
Skin tone modifiers only apply to human-related emojis (hands, faces, people). Emojis in other categories like animals, food, or symbols are unaffected by the skin tone setting and will display their default appearance.
The emojis aren’t loading — what should I do?
The tool fetches emoji data from a CDN on page load. If loading fails, check your internet connection and refresh the page. Ad blockers or strict browser security policies can occasionally block CDN requests — try disabling them temporarily for this page.
Can I search in languages other than English?
The emoji names in the dataset are in English, so English keyword searches will give the best results. Try common English words like “cry”, “laugh”, “dog”, or “pizza” for best coverage.