Emoji Font Help

This page can help you if you are having trouble displaying emojis correctly in your browser.

Emoji Examples

This table shows examples of emojis by release (date). If your system is up-to-date, you should see color emojis in all rows:

Popular Emoji Fonts

Click on the fonts below to determine which gives you the best results in the table above. You will need to download and install the font first:

• EmojiOne Color is a great, Unicode 10.0 emoji font for all operating systems, but may display in black and white. Download from Github
• Twitter Color Emoji also includes Unicode 10.0 and should work in all modern operating systems. Download from Github
• Noto Color Emoji is made by Google and works on both Android and Linux. Download from Google
• Segoe UI Emoji is Window's default emoji font. Only Windows 7 users may need to use Microsoft Update
• Apple Color Emoji should come with Mac OS X and iOS.

Edit Font Manually (advanced users)

If you have another emoji font on your system, you can enter it manually below (please let us know so we can help other users):

Chatzy remembers your choice. If you don't see much difference, we recommend that you reset to the default font.