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Text messages and online chats can combine words, pictures and emojis to convey a message. Words and pictures can be easy to understand, but when someone sends an emoji it can feel like you’re writing a private message.
“😃” or “❤️” is easy to understand, but what is the difference between “😩” and “😭”? Over time, the meanings of emoji have become fixed depending on the context of the message and many cultures.
With over 3,000 emojis, there’s one for almost everything.
Which shake face should you use? Is there a difference between different types of heart? Does the peach emoji mean fruit? Here’s how to find out what everything is 3,790 emoji means and what emoji can be next.
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Emojipedia is here to help
Emojipedia is the online emoji encyclopedia Powered by emoji searchers. The site sorts emoji into nine categories, including Smileys, People, Objects, Activities and more. Each group divides the emoji into different categories. So when you click on Smileys, for example, you’ll see sections like Smiling & Loving and Sleepy & Restless.
When you click on an emoji, Emojipedia will give you a brief description of that emoji. For example, this is what Emojipedia writes about “😶🌫️” (face in the cloudsemoji:
“A face that appears to be surrounded by clouds or smoke. An unclear expression, this can indicate a foggy state of mind, confusion, or even quiet happiness. It can also be used to indicate the presence of smoke.”
Emojipedia will also give you a list of other emoji that this emoji works well with. In terms of the face in the cloud emoji, Emojipedia’s suggestions include “🚬” tobacco and “🌪️” a storm — different ones at that.
What’s a text message without an emoji or two?
Each Emojipedia entry also shows you the different designs for each emoji across platforms, and how those designs have changed over time. The emoji entry will also show you shortcodes and alternate names for each emoji, if applicable.
What are the most popular emojis?
You may have your own emoji, but according to Emojipedia, these are the most popular emoji since the beginning of January. This list changes from time to time, so what’s popular now may not be popular next month or during the holidays. Note that not all platforms support the latest emoji, so they may not appear on your device.
What is the latest emoji?
In September, Google has released Emoji 16.0which contains eight emojis. The new emojis are a paint splatter, the harp, toes, leaves leaves, a tree without leaves, shoveland the flag of the small island of Sark (people: 500) and a A tired looking emoji with bags under his eyes — honestly, exactly.
It may be a while before you see these emojis in text, however. Google posted it online in July that the new emoji will be available on Android devices in March this year. iPhone users may not see these emojis until then, either. When Unicode released its version 15.1 with the new emoji in September 2023, those emojis didn’t land on iPhones until Apple released them iOS 17.4 in March 2024. So iPhone users have to wait until March 2025 to get the latest emoji. You can see the latest emoji on the web as a web interface.
How often are new emoji added?
Anyone can give an idea for a new emoji. The Unicode Standard — the international encoding standard — is responsible for creating new emoji. Unicode proposed nine new emojis on Nov. 6, including Sasquatch and orca. However, these are the emojis in question. Unicode will decide in September which emoji to add.
What about custom emoji, like Apple’s Genmoji?
I suggest you think about what this emoji means.
Apple unveiled its emoji generator, Genmojiat WWDC 2024, and the tech giant also included iOS 18.2. However, it’s only people who have a problem iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max or device from iPhone 16 app you can enter Genmoji for now.
If you can’t use Genmoji and want to create your own emoji, Emojipedia is now the home of Emoji Mashup Bot. You can choose two emojis from Temoji set, and the bot will combine them to create a new emoji. These new emojis may not be meaningful, but some combinations are easy to understand.
Is it all just emojis?
Yes, but wait there is more! Emojipedia also has World Emoji Awards on World Emoji Day, July 17. Awards are given for things like Most Popular New Emoji and Most Anticipated Emoji. Winners are determined by popular vote on Xformerly known as Twitter, and any emoji that was approved last year deserves a win.
New emojis are added every year, and there are also awards given for the new emoji.
Winner of The New Most Popular Emoji in 2024 he was head shaking horizontally (🙂↔️) followed by head shaking straight (🙂↕️) and phoenix (🐦🔥). Winner of The Most Anticipated Emoji went to the face with bags under his eyes and More about 2024 Emoji The award went to melting face (🫠) for the second year in a row — still tied.
The flashing lights (✨) emoji is also provided Lifetime Achievement Award in 2024. Emojipedia wrote that this emoji has been among the most popular emoji since 2015, and it has been considered as an icon towards AI.
In 2023The most popular emoji was pink life emoji (🩷) and the last one was a shaking face (🫨). The award for the most anticipated emoji of 2023 went to head shaking horizontally (🙂↔️).
For more information, here it is the latest emoji, how to reply to messages with emoji on your iPhone and how to use emoji instead of comments in Google Docs.
