- Smiley Emoji
- Example
- Will display as:
- Using Emojis in HTML
- The HTML charset Attribute
- UTF-8 Characters
- Example
- Example Explained
- Emoji Characters
- Example
- My First Emoji
- Example
- Sized Emojis
- Some Emoji Symbols in UTF-8
- COLOR PICKER
- Report Error
- Thank You For Helping Us!
- Использование эмодзи в HTML
- HTML атрибут charset
- Набор символов UTF-8
- Пример
- Объяснение примера
- Эмодзи символы
- Пример
- Мой первый эмодзи
- Пример
- Размер эмодзи
- Некоторые символы эмодзи в UTF-8
- ПАЛИТРА ЦВЕТОВ
- ПРИСОЕДИНЯЙТЕСЬ!
- Связь с админом
- Топ Учебники
- Топ Справочники
- Топ Примеры
- Веб Сертификаты
- How to Use Emojis in HTML
- How to use Emojis in HTML
- Method 1: Copy the emoji and paste it into the code editor
- Method 2: Using the HEX code and decimal value
- How to use various skin tones of emojis in HTML
- Conclusion
Smiley Emoji
If you want any of these emojis displayed in HTML, you can use the decimal (dec) or hexadecimal (hex) reference found in the table below.
Example
Will display as:
Char | Dec | Hex | Entity | Name |
---|---|---|---|---|
😀 | 128512 | 1F600 | GRINNING FACE | |
😁 | 128513 | 1F601 | GRINNING FACE WITH SMILING EYES | |
😂 | 128514 | 1F602 | FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY | |
😃 | 128515 | 1F603 | SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH | |
😄 | 128516 | 1F604 | SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND SMILING EYES | |
😅 | 128517 | 1F605 | SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND COLD SWEAT | |
😆 | 128518 | 1F606 | SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES | |
😇 | 128519 | 1F607 | SMILING FACE WITH HALO | |
😈 | 128520 | 1F608 | SMILING FACE WITH HORNS | |
😉 | 128521 | 1F609 | WINKING FACE | |
😊 | 128522 | 1F60A | SMILING FACE WITH SMILING EYES | |
😋 | 128523 | 1F60B | FACE SAVOURING DELICIOUS FOOD | |
😌 | 128524 | 1F60C | RELIEVED FACE | |
😍 | 128525 | 1F60D | SMILING FACE WITH HEART-SHAPED EYES | |
😎 | 128526 | 1F60E | SMILING FACE WITH SUNGLASSES | |
😏 | 128527 | 1F60F | SMIRKING FACE | |
😐 | 128528 | 1F610 | NEUTRAL FACE | |
😑 | 128529 | 1F611 | EXPRESSIONLESS FACE | |
😒 | 128530 | 1F612 | UNAMUSED FACE | |
😓 | 128531 | 1F613 | FACE WITH COLD SWEAT | |
😔 | 128532 | 1F614 | PENSIVE FACE | |
😕 | 128533 | 1F615 | CONFUSED FACE | |
😖 | 128534 | 1F616 | CONFOUNDED FACE | |
😗 | 128535 | 1F617 | KISSING FACE | |
😘 | 128536 | 1F618 | FACE THROWING A KISS | |
😙 | 128537 | 1F619 | KISSING FACE WITH SMILING EYES | |
😚 | 128538 | 1F61A | KISSING FACE WITH CLOSED EYES | |
😛 | 128539 | 1F61B | FACE WITH STUCK-OUT TONGUE | |
😜 | 128540 | 1F61C | FACE WITH STUCK-OUT TONGUE AND WINKING EYE | |
😝 | 128541 | 1F61D | FACE WITH STUCK-OUT TONGUE AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES | |
😞 | 128542 | 1F61E | DISAPPOINTED FACE | |
😟 | 128543 | 1F61F | WORRIED FACE | |
😠 | 128544 | 1F620 | ANGRY FACE | |
😡 | 128545 | 1F621 | POUTING FACE | |
😢 | 128546 | 1F622 | CRYING FACE | |
😣 | 128547 | 1F623 | PERSEVERING FACE | |
😤 | 128548 | 1F624 | FACE WITH LOOK OF TRIUMPH | |
😥 | 128549 | 1F625 | DISAPPOINTED BUT RELIEVED FACE | |
😦 | 128550 | 1F626 | FROWNING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH | |
😧 | 128551 | 1F627 | ANGUISHED FACE | |
😨 | 128552 | 1F628 | FEARFUL FACE | |
😩 | 128553 | 1F629 | WEARY FACE | |
😪 | 128554 | 1F62A | SLEEPY FACE | |
😫 | 128555 | 1F62B | TIRED FACE | |
😬 | 128556 | 1F62C | GRIMACING FACE | |
😭 | 128557 | 1F62D | LOUDLY CRYING FACE | |
😮 | 128558 | 1F62E | FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH | |
😯 | 128559 | 1F62F | HUSHED FACE | |
😰 | 128560 | 1F630 | FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND COLD SWEAT | |
😱 | 128561 | 1F631 | FACE SCREAMING IN FEAR | |
😲 | 128562 | 1F632 | ASTONISHED FACE | |
😳 | 128563 | 1F633 | FLUSHED FACE | |
😴 | 128564 | 1F634 | SLEEPING FACE | |
😵 | 128565 | 1F635 | DIZZY FACE | |
😶 | 128566 | 1F636 | FACE WITHOUT MOUTH | |
😷 | 128567 | 1F637 | FACE WITH MEDICAL MASK | |
🙁 | 128577 | 1F641 | ||
🙂 | 128578 | 1F642 | ||
🙃 | 128579 | 1F643 | ||
🙄 | 128580 | 1F644 | ||
🤐 | 129296 | 1F910 | ||
🤑 | 129297 | 1F911 | ||
🤒 | 129298 | 1F912 | ||
🤓 | 129299 | 1F913 | ||
🤔 | 129300 | 1F914 | ||
🤕 | 129301 | 1F915 | ||
🤠 | 129312 | 1F920 | ||
🤡 | 129313 | 1F921 | ||
🤢 | 129314 | 1F922 | ||
🤣 | 129315 | 1F923 | ||
🤤 | 129316 | 1F924 | ||
🤥 | 129317 | 1F925 | ||
🤧 | 129319 | 1F927 | ||
🤨 | 129320 | 1F928 | ||
🤩 | 129321 | 1F929 | ||
🤪 | 129322 | 1F92A | ||
🤫 | 129323 | 1F92B | ||
🤬 | 129324 | 1F92C | ||
🤭 | 129325 | 1F92D | ||
🤮 | 129326 | 1F92E | ||
🤯 | 129327 | 1F92F | ||
🧐 | 129488 | 1F9D0 |
Using Emojis in HTML
They are letters (characters) from the UTF-8 (Unicode) character set.
UTF-8 covers almost all of the characters and symbols in the world.
The HTML charset Attribute
To display an HTML page correctly, a web browser must know the character set used in the page.
This is specified in the tag:
If not specified, UTF-8 is the default character set in HTML.
UTF-8 Characters
Many UTF-8 characters cannot be typed on a keyboard, but they can always be displayed using numbers (called entity numbers):
Example
I will display A B C
I will display A B C
Example Explained
The element defines the character set.
The characters A, B, and C, are displayed by the numbers 65, 66, and 67.
To let the browser understand that you are displaying a character, you must start the entity number with &# and end it with ; (semicolon).
Emoji Characters
Emojis are also characters from the UTF-8 alphabet:
Example
My First Emoji
Since Emojis are characters, they can be copied, displayed, and sized just like any other character in HTML.
Example
Sized Emojis
Some Emoji Symbols in UTF-8
For a full list, please go to our HTML Emoji Reference.
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Использование эмодзи в HTML
Эмодзи (смайлы) выглядят как изображения или значки, но на самом деле это не так. Это буквы (символы) из набора символов UTF-8 (Unicode).
HTML атрибут charset
Чтобы правильно отображать HTML-страницу, веб-браузер должен знать набор символов, используемый на странице. Это указано в теге :
Набор символов UTF-8
Пример
Я буду отображать A B C
Я буду отображать A B C
Объяснение примера
Элемент определяет набор символов.
Символы A, B и C отображаются числами 65, 66 и 67.
Чтобы браузер понял, что вы показываете символ, вы должны начинать номер объекта с &# и заканчивать его с ; (точка с запятой).
Эмодзи символы
Эмодзи — это также символы алфавита UTF-8:
Пример
Мой первый эмодзи
Поскольку эмодзи являются символами, их можно копировать, отображать и изменять размер, как и любой другой символ в HTML.
Пример
Размер эмодзи
Некоторые символы эмодзи в UTF-8
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How to Use Emojis in HTML
Emojis are the characters that belong to the default character set(UTF-8) of HTML. The character set (UTF-8) contains a huge list of characters that may not be typed using the keyboard so as the emojis. The emojis have decimal numbers and HEX values that may be used to represent them in HTML. This article provides a list of widely used emojis and their usage in HTML.
How to use Emojis in HTML
The emojis can be added either by just a copy/paste phenomenon or using the HEX code of the emoji.
Method 1: Copy the emoji and paste it into the code editor
This method copies the emoji and pastes it into the editor. The example written below practices this method:
The above code contains two paragraphs that contain six emojis. We have set the font style of the paragraphs to 25px (to get an enlarged emoji).
From the output, it is observed that the emojis were copied into the editor and shown in the output.
Method 2: Using the HEX code and decimal value
The decimal value and HEX values of emojis can be used to get them on the web page. Before getting into an example, let’s have a look at the table that shows the emojis with their HEX and decimal values.
Note: You can get the HEX code of all emojis from unicode.org. You will find that code is written in a form like U+1F63A and to make use of it, you must remove the U+ from the HEX value and use the other part of the HEX code.
Example
The example provided below shows the usage of several emojis using HEX code and decimal values.
A paragraph is created that uses decimal values and HEX values of emojis to use them in HTML.
The output represents that the HEX code and decimal values are converted to their associated emojis.
How to use various skin tones of emojis in HTML
Various emojis can have multiple displays and are referred to as the skin tone of that emoji. The skin tones may vary from dark followed by medium, and light. These skin tones can be added with emojis using the following decimal values.
Skin Tone | Decimal Value |
---|---|
Light | 🏻 |
Medium-Light | 🏼 |
Medium | 🏽 |
Medium-Dark | 🏾 |
Dark | 🏿 |
Example
The skin tone can be added to any emoji by appending the decimal value of skin tone to the decimal/HEX value of that emoji. We have executed the following code in this regard:
The five paragraphs can be seen in the above code and each paragraph uses a different skin-tone for the victory(✌) emoji.
The output displays the light, medium-light, medium, medium-dark, and dark skin tones of an emoji(✌).
Conclusion
The Emojis can be added to the HTML document in two ways, either copy and paste the emoji or use the HEX/decimal values. This post demonstrates these methods to use emojis in HTML. The copy/paste method allows you to copy the emoji and paste it into the code editor. The HEX code can be generated from the Unicode of the emojis that can be obtained from unicode.org. The copy/paste method is easy to follow, however, it is recommended to use either Hex value or decimal value to use emojis in HTML.