171
Total generated emoji pages in this category.
Emoji category
This category includes 171 emojis related to faces, hearts and emotion symbols used for reactions, tone, humor, affection and quick social responses. Use these emoji pages to compare meanings, copy symbols and discover related emojis before publishing a message, caption, post, document or label.
Total generated emoji pages in this category.
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Skin tone or people variation entries where applicable.
Newest emoji version represented in this category.
Smileys & Emotion includes Face Smiling, Face Affection, Face Tongue, Face Hand, Face Neutral Skeptical, Face Sleepy, Face Unwell, Face Hat and related Unicode subgroups. Each emoji page includes the copy button, Unicode sequence, HTML entities, CSS escape, JavaScript escape, platform notes, examples and related emojis.
14 emojis in the official face-smiling subgroup.
9 emojis in the official face-affection subgroup.
6 emojis in the official face-tongue subgroup.
7 emojis in the official face-hand subgroup.
16 emojis in the official face-neutral-skeptical subgroup.
6 emojis in the official face-sleepy subgroup.
12 emojis in the official face-unwell subgroup.
3 emojis in the official face-hat subgroup.
3 emojis in the official face-glasses subgroup.
27 emojis in the official face-concerned subgroup.
8 emojis in the official face-negative subgroup.
8 emojis in the official face-costume subgroup.
9 emojis in the official cat-face subgroup.
3 emojis in the official monkey-face subgroup.
25 emojis in the official heart subgroup.
15 emojis in the official emotion subgroup.
These related pages answer common copy, meaning, Unicode and category browsing tasks inside smileys & emotion.
Compare a laughing face that works for jokes, playful messages and casual reactions.
Use this page when a message needs restrained emotion, relief or an almost-crying tone.
Check meaning, Unicode and examples before using this face for jokes, disbelief or dishonesty.
Review when heart on fire means intense affection, hype or excitement.
Compare easily confused face emojis and choose the right tone.
Compare heart colors, emotional nuance and common usage.
Unicode versions introduce new emoji options over time. These entries help visitors discover newer symbols and recently added variations inside smileys & emotion.
Emoji meanings are not always universal. Screen readers can announce emoji names, but visual interpretation changes by platform, culture and context. For public content, pair emojis with clear text and avoid long repeated emoji strings that make assistive technology output harder to understand.
If this category is close but not quite right, continue with People & Body, Symbols, Activities. For workflow advice, read the emoji copy guide, compare all groups in all emoji categories, or check the emoji FAQ.
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This category currently includes 171 generated emoji entries.
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Each platform draws its own emoji artwork. The Unicode value is shared, but Apple, Google, Microsoft, Samsung and web fonts can render different visual styles.
Start with the meaning you want to communicate, then check the individual emoji page for examples, related emojis, Unicode codes and accessibility notes.