📱 Emoji on Every Platform

Emojis look different on every platform. Browse 1816+ emojis across 10 platforms including Apple, Google, Samsung, WhatsApp, and more.

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Apple

Apple iOS & macOS

Apple's emoji designs are used across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. Known for their detailed, realistic style with rich textures, shadows, and gradients.

Est. 2008 · 1816+ emojis
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Google

Google Android & Chrome

Google's Noto Emoji designs are used on Android, ChromeOS, Gmail, and YouTube. Features a playful, rounded style with flat colors.

Est. 2013 · 1816+ emojis
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Samsung

Samsung One UI

Samsung's custom emoji designs are used on Galaxy smartphones and tablets. Known for their unique interpretations that sometimes differ significantly from other platforms.

Est. 2015 · 1816+ emojis
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Microsoft

Microsoft Windows & Teams

Microsoft's Fluent Emoji designs are used on Windows, Teams, and Office. Features the modern 3D Fluent design language with open-source assets.

Est. 2012 · 1816+ emojis
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WhatsApp

WhatsApp Messenger

WhatsApp uses Apple-based designs on iOS and its own custom designs on Android. One of the most widely seen emoji sets globally.

Est. 2016 · 1816+ emojis
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Twitter/X

Twitter (X) Twemoji

Twitter's open-source Twemoji designs. Known for their clean, consistent flat style used across the platform and by many other services.

Est. 2014 · 1816+ emojis
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Facebook

Facebook & Messenger

Meta's emoji designs used on Facebook and Messenger. Features a bright, expressive style with 3D effects.

Est. 2016 · 1816+ emojis
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TikTok

TikTok App

TikTok primarily uses system emojis but has introduced custom emoji-like reactions and effects unique to the platform.

Est. 2020 · 1816+ emojis
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Discord

Discord Chat Platform

Discord uses Twemoji-based emoji designs. Also supports custom server emojis and animated emojis.

Est. 2015 · 1816+ emojis
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Slack

Slack Workspace

Slack supports multiple emoji styles and custom workspace emojis. Default style varies by platform.

Est. 2013 · 1816+ emojis

Why Emojis Look Different on Each Platform

Each platform — Apple, Google, Samsung, Microsoft, and others — designs its own emoji artwork following Unicode standards. While the meaning stays the same, the visual style can vary significantly. This can sometimes lead to miscommunication when a sender and receiver use different platforms.

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