Emoji Keyboard — Copy and Paste Any Emoji

This keyboard carries the full base emoji set from the current Unicode release — over 1,900 emoji — split into the nine official Unicode groups: Smileys & Emotion, People & Body, Animals & Nature, Food & Drink, Travel & Places, Activities, Objects, Symbols, and Flags. Those are the same groups your phone uses, so finding the one you want feels familiar. Because these are real Unicode characters and not images, the emoji you copy paste cleanly into almost any app and survive being sent, saved, and re-shared.

Type a word — “fire”, “heart”, “party”, “check” — and the grid filters instantly by the emoji’s official name; there is no submit button and nothing is sent anywhere. For people-and-body emoji that support them, the skin-tone selector applies any of the five Fitzpatrick tones to the supported emoji and copies that exact version. When you need more than one at a time — a row of stars, a reaction combo, a tidy list — turn on “Build a string”: each emoji you tap is added to a box you can edit, then copy all at once.

Click or tap any emoji and it is copied to your clipboard immediately, with a quick “Copied” confirmation. On a phone, press and hold the field you are typing in and choose Paste; on a computer, use Ctrl+V (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+V (Mac). The same emoji can look slightly different from one device or app to the next — Apple, Google, Samsung, and Microsoft each draw their own artwork — but the underlying character is identical, so it always means the same thing wherever it lands.

Dropping an emoji into a comment is the easy part; posting consistently across platforms is the hard part. When you are styling captions, two sibling tools help: the fonts generator turns plain text into bold, italic, and script Unicode styles, and the symbols tool adds stars, arrows, and dividers. And when the post itself is ready, SocialKit can schedule it to all 11 networks from one calendar — this keyboard only copies emoji, it does not post anything or connect to your accounts.