âŪïļPeace symbol. Subgroup: religion. An emoji since 2015. U+262E U+FE0F.
âŧïļRecycling symbol. Subgroup: other-symbol. An emoji since 2010. U+267B U+FE0F.
âūïļInfinity. Subgroup: math. An emoji since 2018. U+267E U+FE0F.
â ïļWarning. Subgroup: warning. An emoji since 2010. U+26A0 U+FE0F.
â Check mark button. Subgroup: other-symbol. An emoji since 2010. U+2705.
âCross mark. Subgroup: other-symbol. An emoji since 2010. U+274C.
âRed question mark. Subgroup: punctuation. An emoji since 2010. U+2753.
ðŦProhibited. Subgroup: warning. An emoji since 2010. U+1F6AB.
Happy faces 14
ðGrinning face. Subgroup: face-smiling. An emoji since 2015. U+1F600.
ðFace with tears of joy. Subgroup: face-smiling. An emoji since 2010. U+1F602.
ðSmiling face with halo. Subgroup: face-smiling. An emoji since 2015. U+1F607.
ðWinking face. Subgroup: face-smiling. An emoji since 2010. U+1F609.
ðSmiling face with smiling eyes. Subgroup: face-smiling. An emoji since 2010. U+1F60A.
ðFace savoring food. Subgroup: face-tongue. An emoji since 2010. U+1F60B.
ðSmiling face with heart-eyes. Subgroup: face-affection. An emoji since 2010. U+1F60D.
ðSmiling face with sunglasses. Subgroup: face-glasses. An emoji since 2015. U+1F60E.
ðUpside-down face. Subgroup: face-smiling. An emoji since 2015. U+1F643.
ðĪNerd face. Subgroup: face-glasses. An emoji since 2015. U+1F913.
ðĪ Cowboy hat face. Subgroup: face-hat. An emoji since 2016. U+1F920.
ðĪĢRolling on the floor laughing. Subgroup: face-smiling. An emoji since 2016. U+1F923.
ðĪĐStar-struck. Subgroup: face-affection. An emoji since 2017. U+1F929.
ðĪŠZany face. Subgroup: face-tongue. An emoji since 2017. U+1F92A.
Show all 150 emoji (128 more)
Activities 14
â―Soccer ball. Subgroup: sport. An emoji since 2010. U+26BD.
âĻSparkles. Subgroup: event. An emoji since 2010. U+2728.
ðWrapped gift. Subgroup: event. An emoji since 2010. U+1F381.
ðJack-o-lantern. Subgroup: event. An emoji since 2010. U+1F383.
ðBalloon. Subgroup: event. An emoji since 2010. U+1F388.
ðParty popper. Subgroup: event. An emoji since 2010. U+1F389.
ðĻArtist palette. Subgroup: arts & crafts. An emoji since 2010. U+1F3A8.
ðŪVideo game. Subgroup: game. An emoji since 2010. U+1F3AE.
ðŊBullseye. Subgroup: game. An emoji since 2010. U+1F3AF.
ðēGame die. Subgroup: game. An emoji since 2010. U+1F3B2.
ðBasketball. Subgroup: sport. An emoji since 2010. U+1F3C0.
ðTrophy. Subgroup: award-medal. An emoji since 2010. U+1F3C6.
ðŪCrystal ball. Subgroup: game. An emoji since 2010. U+1F52E.
ðĨ1st place medal. Subgroup: award-medal. An emoji since 2016. U+1F947.
Objects 14
ðGraduation cap. Subgroup: clothing. An emoji since 2010. U+1F393.
ðĪMicrophone. Subgroup: music. An emoji since 2010. U+1F3A4.
ð§Headphone. Subgroup: music. An emoji since 2010. U+1F3A7.
ðķMusical notes. Subgroup: music. An emoji since 2010. U+1F3B6.
ðļGuitar. Subgroup: musical-instrument. An emoji since 2010. U+1F3B8.
ðCrown. Subgroup: clothing. An emoji since 2010. U+1F451.
ðGem stone. Subgroup: clothing. An emoji since 2010. U+1F48E.
ðĄLight bulb. Subgroup: light & video. An emoji since 2010. U+1F4A1.
ð°Money bag. Subgroup: money. An emoji since 2010. U+1F4B0.
ðBooks. Subgroup: book-paper. An emoji since 2010. U+1F4DA.
ðąMobile phone. Subgroup: phone. An emoji since 2010. U+1F4F1.
ðļCamera with flash. Subgroup: light & video. An emoji since 2015. U+1F4F8.
ðKey. Subgroup: lock. An emoji since 2010. U+1F511.
ðBell. Subgroup: sound. An emoji since 2010. U+1F514.
People and body 16
âïļVictory hand. Subgroup: hand-fingers-partial. An emoji since 2010. U+270C U+FE0F.
ðEyes. Subgroup: body-parts. An emoji since 2010. U+1F440.
ðWaving hand. Subgroup: hand-fingers-open. An emoji since 2010. U+1F44B.
ðOK hand. Subgroup: hand-fingers-partial. An emoji since 2010. U+1F44C.
ðThumbs up. Subgroup: hand-fingers-closed. An emoji since 2010. U+1F44D.
ðClapping hands. Subgroup: hands. An emoji since 2010. U+1F44F.
ðWoman dancing. Subgroup: person-activity. An emoji since 2010. U+1F483.
ðŠFlexed biceps. Subgroup: body-parts. An emoji since 2010. U+1F4AA.
ðPerson raising hand. Subgroup: person-gesture. An emoji since 2010. U+1F64B.
ðRaising hands. Subgroup: hands. An emoji since 2010. U+1F64C.
ðFolded hands. Subgroup: hands. An emoji since 2010. U+1F64F.
ðĪHandshake. Subgroup: hands. An emoji since 2016. U+1F91D.
ðĪCrossed fingers. Subgroup: hand-fingers-partial. An emoji since 2016. U+1F91E.
ðĪĶPerson facepalming. Subgroup: person-gesture. An emoji since 2016. U+1F926.
ðĪ·Person shrugging. Subgroup: person-gesture. An emoji since 2016. U+1F937.
ð§ Brain. Subgroup: body-parts. An emoji since 2017. U+1F9E0.
More faces and hearts 20
âĪïļRed heart. Subgroup: heart. An emoji since 2010. U+2764 U+FE0F.
ðŧGhost. Subgroup: face-costume. An emoji since 2010. U+1F47B.
ð―Alien. Subgroup: face-costume. An emoji since 2010. U+1F47D.
ðBroken heart. Subgroup: heart. An emoji since 2010. U+1F494.
ðĐPile of poo. Subgroup: face-costume. An emoji since 2010. U+1F4A9.
ðŊHundred points. Subgroup: emotion. An emoji since 2010. U+1F4AF.
ðĄEnraged face. Subgroup: face-negative. An emoji since 2010. U+1F621.
ðĒCrying face. Subgroup: face-concerned. An emoji since 2010. U+1F622.
ðŽGrimacing face. Subgroup: face-neutral-skeptical. An emoji since 2015. U+1F62C.
ðLoudly crying face. Subgroup: face-concerned. An emoji since 2010. U+1F62D.
ðąFace screaming in fear. Subgroup: face-concerned. An emoji since 2010. U+1F631.
ðīSleeping face. Subgroup: face-sleepy. An emoji since 2015. U+1F634.
ðŧSmiling cat with heart-eyes. Subgroup: cat-face. An emoji since 2010. U+1F63B.
ðFace with rolling eyes. Subgroup: face-neutral-skeptical. An emoji since 2015. U+1F644.
ðSee-no-evil monkey. Subgroup: monkey-face. An emoji since 2010. U+1F648.
ðĪThinking face. Subgroup: face-hand. An emoji since 2015. U+1F914.
ðĪRobot. Subgroup: face-costume. An emoji since 2015. U+1F916.
ðĪSmiling face with open hands. Subgroup: face-hand. An emoji since 2015. U+1F917.
ðĪŦShushing face. Subgroup: face-hand. An emoji since 2017. U+1F92B.
ðĪŊExploding head. Subgroup: face-unwell. An emoji since 2017. U+1F92F.
Food and drink 20
âHot beverage. Subgroup: drink. An emoji since 2010. U+2615.
ðŪTaco. Subgroup: food-prepared. An emoji since 2015. U+1F32E.
ðķïļHot pepper. Subgroup: food-vegetable. An emoji since 2014. U+1F336 U+FE0F.
ðWatermelon. Subgroup: food-fruit. An emoji since 2010. U+1F349.
ðLemon. Subgroup: food-fruit. An emoji since 2015. U+1F34B.
ðBanana. Subgroup: food-fruit. An emoji since 2010. U+1F34C.
ðRed apple. Subgroup: food-fruit. An emoji since 2010. U+1F34E.
ðCherries. Subgroup: food-fruit. An emoji since 2010. U+1F352.
ðStrawberry. Subgroup: food-fruit. An emoji since 2010. U+1F353.
ðHamburger. Subgroup: food-prepared. An emoji since 2010. U+1F354.
ðPizza. Subgroup: food-prepared. An emoji since 2010. U+1F355.
ðFrench fries. Subgroup: food-prepared. An emoji since 2010. U+1F35F.
ðĶSoft ice cream. Subgroup: food-sweet. An emoji since 2010. U+1F366.
ðĐDoughnut. Subgroup: food-sweet. An emoji since 2010. U+1F369.
ðŠCookie. Subgroup: food-sweet. An emoji since 2010. U+1F36A.
ðŦChocolate bar. Subgroup: food-sweet. An emoji since 2010. U+1F36B.
ðLollipop. Subgroup: food-sweet. An emoji since 2010. U+1F36D.
ðŋPopcorn. Subgroup: food-prepared. An emoji since 2015. U+1F37F.
ðBirthday cake. Subgroup: food-sweet. An emoji since 2010. U+1F382.
ðĨCarrot. Subgroup: food-vegetable. An emoji since 2016. U+1F955.
Travel and places 20
â°Alarm clock. Subgroup: time. An emoji since 2010. U+23F0.
âïļSun. Subgroup: sky & weather. An emoji since 2010. U+2600 U+FE0F.
âïļCloud. Subgroup: sky & weather. An emoji since 2010. U+2601 U+FE0F.
âĄHigh voltage. Subgroup: sky & weather. An emoji since 2010. U+26A1.
âïļAirplane. Subgroup: transport-air. An emoji since 2010. U+2708 U+FE0F.
âïļSnowflake. Subgroup: sky & weather. An emoji since 2010. U+2744 U+FE0F.
âStar. Subgroup: sky & weather. An emoji since 2010. U+2B50.
ðRainbow. Subgroup: sky & weather. An emoji since 2010. U+1F308.
ðWater wave. Subgroup: sky & weather. An emoji since 2010. U+1F30A.
ðVolcano. Subgroup: place-geographic. An emoji since 2010. U+1F30B.
ðGlobe showing Americas. Subgroup: place-map. An emoji since 2014. U+1F30E.
ðCrescent moon. Subgroup: sky & weather. An emoji since 2010. U+1F319.
ðŠïļTornado. Subgroup: sky & weather. An emoji since 2014. U+1F32A U+FE0F.
ðïļDesert island. Subgroup: place-geographic. An emoji since 2014. U+1F3DD U+FE0F.
ð House. Subgroup: place-building. An emoji since 2010. U+1F3E0.
ð°Castle. Subgroup: place-building. An emoji since 2010. U+1F3F0.
ðĨFire. Subgroup: sky & weather. An emoji since 2010. U+1F525.
ðRocket. Subgroup: transport-air. An emoji since 2010. U+1F680.
ðAutomobile. Subgroup: transport-ground. An emoji since 2010. U+1F697.
ðēBicycle. Subgroup: transport-ground. An emoji since 2010. U+1F6B2.
Animals and nature 24
ðīPalm tree. Subgroup: plant-other. An emoji since 2010. U+1F334.
ðĩCactus. Subgroup: plant-other. An emoji since 2010. U+1F335.
ðļCherry blossom. Subgroup: plant-flower. An emoji since 2010. U+1F338.
ðđRose. Subgroup: plant-flower. An emoji since 2010. U+1F339.
ðŧSunflower. Subgroup: plant-flower. An emoji since 2010. U+1F33B.
ðFour leaf clover. Subgroup: plant-other. An emoji since 2010. U+1F340.
ðMaple leaf. Subgroup: plant-other. An emoji since 2010. U+1F341.
ðMushroom. Subgroup: plant-other. An emoji since 2010. U+1F344.
ðOctopus. Subgroup: animal-marine. An emoji since 2010. U+1F419.
ðHoneybee. Subgroup: animal-bug. An emoji since 2010. U+1F41D.
ðĒTurtle. Subgroup: animal-reptile. An emoji since 2010. U+1F422.
ð§Penguin. Subgroup: animal-bird. An emoji since 2010. U+1F427.
ð°Rabbit face. Subgroup: animal-mammal. An emoji since 2010. U+1F430.
ðąCat face. Subgroup: animal-mammal. An emoji since 2010. U+1F431.
ðģSpouting whale. Subgroup: animal-marine. An emoji since 2010. U+1F433.
ðķDog face. Subgroup: animal-mammal. An emoji since 2010. U+1F436.
ð·Pig face. Subgroup: animal-mammal. An emoji since 2010. U+1F437.
ðļFrog. Subgroup: animal-amphibian. An emoji since 2010. U+1F438.
ðžPanda. Subgroup: animal-mammal. An emoji since 2010. U+1F43C.
ðūPaw prints. Subgroup: animal-mammal. An emoji since 2010. U+1F43E.
ðĶLion. Subgroup: animal-mammal. An emoji since 2015. U+1F981.
ðĶUnicorn. Subgroup: animal-mammal. An emoji since 2015. U+1F984.
ðĶButterfly. Subgroup: animal-bug. An emoji since 2016. U+1F98B.
ðĶT-Rex. Subgroup: animal-reptile. An emoji since 2017. U+1F996.
How this list was compiled: An original selection of 150 widely used emoji made for this site on 2026-09-18, sorted into the eight groups the Unicode Consortium itself uses, with the biggest, Smileys and emotion, shown as two groups so that every group has 24 emoji or fewer and the wheel can draw the emoji on its slices (Happy faces, 14: Unicode's face-smiling, face-affection, face-tongue, face-glasses and face-hat subgroups; More faces and hearts, 20: every other subgroup of Smileys and emotion): 34 smileys and emotion, 16 people and body, 24 animals and nature, 20 food and drink, 20 travel and places, 14 activities, 14 objects, 8 symbols. Each slice shows the emoji character and each card opens with its CLDR short name. Every name, group, subgroup, code point and emoji version was read from Unicode's own data file, unicode.org/Public/emoji/latest/emoji-test.txt (Emoji 18.0, file dated 2026-04-30), checked 2026-09-18. The year shown for each emoji is the year Unicode's chart at unicode.org/emoji/charts/emoji-versions.html gives for it, checked 2026-09-18. That chart dates the oldest emoji to 2010 even when the character itself is older: the red heart, U+2764, has been a Unicode character since version 1.1 of June 1993 (unicode.org/Public/UCD/latest/ucd/DerivedAge.txt, checked 2026-09-18). The selection leans on the Unicode Consortium's published ranking of emoji by how often they are used (home.unicode.org/emoji/emoji-frequency, 2019 data, checked 2026-09-18): 149 of the 150 appear in that ranking and 136 of them sit inside its first 500 places. The newest emoji on the wheel joined the set in 2018 and 112 of the 150 date from 2010, so older phones and laptops can draw every one. Left out on purpose: country flags, skin tone and hair variants, keycaps, alcohol, tobacco, medicine, weapons and rude gestures. Emoji artwork differs between phone makers, so the picture you see is drawn by your own device. Names, groups, subgroups, code points and versions come from that Unicode data file; the full copyright and permission notice is printed in the licence line below (unicode.org/license.txt, read 2026-09-18). This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Unicode Consortium. Licence: The selection and the wording of this page are own work. Emoji names, groups, subgroups, code points and versions come from the data files of Unicode, Inc., used under the Unicode License V3 (https://www.unicode.org/license.txt). The notice in full: UNICODE LICENSE V3. COPYRIGHT AND PERMISSION NOTICE. Copyright ÂĐ 1991-2026 Unicode, Inc. NOTICE TO USER: Carefully read the following legal agreement. BY DOWNLOADING, INSTALLING, COPYING OR OTHERWISE USING DATA FILES, AND/OR SOFTWARE, YOU UNEQUIVOCALLY ACCEPT, AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY, ALL OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE, DO NOT DOWNLOAD, INSTALL, COPY, DISTRIBUTE OR USE THE DATA FILES OR SOFTWARE. Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of data files and any associated documentation (the "Data Files") or software and any associated documentation (the "Software") to deal in the Data Files or Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, and/or sell copies of the Data Files or Software, and to permit persons to whom the Data Files or Software are furnished to do so, provided that either (a) this copyright and permission notice appear with all copies of the Data Files or Software, or (b) this copyright and permission notice appear in associated Documentation. THE DATA FILES AND SOFTWARE ARE PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY RIGHTS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER OR HOLDERS INCLUDED IN THIS NOTICE BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, OR ANY SPECIAL INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE DATA FILES OR SOFTWARE. Except as contained in this notice, the name of a copyright holder shall not be used in advertising or otherwise to promote the sale, use or other dealings in these Data Files or Software without prior written authorization of the copyright holder.
How it works
This emoji wheel spinner holds 150 emoji in nine groups of 24 or fewer. Every slice shows the emoji itself. The full wheel shows 24 of the 150 at a time; a group under Show only fits whole. The card gives the official name, the code point and the year the emoji joined the set.
Read the full guide
Pick a group: emoji are filed in odd places
The groups are the ones the Unicode Consortium files emoji under. Its biggest, Smileys and emotion, holds 34 here, so it is two groups: Happy faces and More faces and hearts. The filing can surprise you. Fire and the rainbow sit in Travel and places, under sky and weather. Sparkles and the party popper are Activities. The red heart and hundred points are filed with the faces.
Four games for a group
Emoji story. Switch to Elimination, spin three times and tell one story that uses all three in order. Name that emoji. Spin with the card covered and guess the official name before anyone reads it. Feelings check-in. Spin one of the two faces groups and say when you last felt like that. Pair puzzle. Spin two and find a word, a saying or a film title the pair could stand for.
The official names make a good quiz. ð is folded hands, ⥠is high voltage, â is hot beverage and ðģ is spouting whale.
Group chat game: everyone spins once and has to work that emoji into their next message.
Learning a language? Spin, say the word for it, then spin the wheel of languages for the next language to try.
Questions and answers
Which emoji are on the wheel?
150 of the emoji people use most, chosen for this site. In the Unicode Consortium's ranking of emoji by use, built on 2019 data, ð face with tears of joy is first and âĪïļ red heart second. Both are here. The newest is âūïļ infinity, from 2018. Flags, skin tones, alcohol, tobacco, weapons and rude gestures are left out.
Why does the same emoji look different on another phone?
The Unicode standard sets only the code point and the name. Each phone and app maker draws its own artwork, so the pictures on this page come from your device. The name and the code on the card are the same everywhere. This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Unicode Consortium.
What does the Copy button copy after a spin?
The emoji themselves. Every spin joins the results list under the wheel, and Copy puts that list on your clipboard, one line per spin, with each emoji as a character you can paste into a message.