😀 EmojiAll
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Emoji Tools
A few practical tools built around emoji: turn an emoji into a PNG image, or assemble your own face from five layers of Fluent-style artwork. Everything runs locally in your browser — nothing you type is uploaded.
Games
Play instantly: an emoji snake game, plus 16 human benchmark tests such as reaction time, number memory and the Schulte grid. No sign-up — open and play, and your scores stay in your own browser.
About EmojiAll
EmojiAll is a free emoji reference in Chinese and English. It lists all 1,925 emoji defined by the Unicode standard with plain-language meanings, keywords, code points and sentiment scores — no sign-up, no download, nothing to install.
What the site contains
Every emoji has its own page: the symbol itself, the Chinese and English names, the Unicode code point, the HTML and decimal entities, a short keyword list, a description of what it means, a positivity score and three usage examples.
The 1,925 symbols are grouped into nine top-level categories — Smileys & Emotion, People & Body, Animals & Nature, Food & Drink, Travel & Places, Activities, Objects, Symbols and Flags — which are further split into 69 subgroups.
How the sentiment score works
Each emoji carries a positivity score from 0 to 100. Scores from 0 to 40 are Negative, 41 to 69 are Neutral and 70 to 100 are Positive.
The score is derived from the meaning of the symbol, not from how often it appears. Faces are scored by the emotion they show, and cat faces are aligned with the human faces they mirror, so the two families stay consistent.
Tools and games
Two tools are included: an emoji-to-PNG converter that renders a symbol locally at the size and background you choose, and an emoji maker that builds a face from layered parts and exports it as PNG or SVG.
There are also 17 games: an emoji snake game and 16 human benchmark tests covering reaction time, memory, typing speed, color vision and attention. All of them run in the browser and keep their results locally.
What the site deliberately does not do
There is no registration and no account. Nothing you type into a tool is uploaded: rendering happens in your browser, and game results stay in local storage.
The site shows advertising to cover running costs, but the reference pages stay readable without it, and no personal profile is built behind the scenes.
Emoji copy and paste
The site is built around emoji copy and paste: all 1,925 Unicode symbols are listed with a copy button next to the symbol and next to each of its code points, so a single tap is enough whether you want the character or the markup.
Because the symbol travels as plain text, emoji copy and paste behaves the same on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and the web. The artwork may differ between vendors; the character does not.
Frequently Asked Questions
- QHow many emoji does EmojiAll list?
- 1,925 symbols, matching the official Unicode emoji list. The collection is kept in step with the standard rather than expanded with unofficial variants.
- QIs the site free?
- Yes. Every page, tool and game is free to use and needs no account. The site is supported by advertising.
- QCan I use the emoji images commercially?
- The symbols are characters from the Unicode standard; the way a platform draws them is covered by that platform. The pages here are for reference, and the code points are free to use.
- QHow do I report a mistake?
- Send an email to the address on the contact page. Including the code point or a screenshot helps us find the entry faster.