Emojis on every platform
How emojis, reactions, and limits work on the apps you use every day.
- WhatsAppOn WhatsApp, emojis work in chats, status updates, and reactions. Press and hold a message to react with one of six quic…
- InstagramInstagram allows emojis in bios, captions, comments, stories, and direct messages. The bio is limited to 150 characters,…
- TikTokTikTok supports emojis in captions, comments, bios, and video text. It also has hidden bracket codes, such as [smile], t…
- SnapchatSnapchat shows friend emojis next to names, such as 🔥 for a Snapstreak and 💛 for a best friend. You can change these in …
- DiscordDiscord turns shortcodes like :fire: into emojis and supports reactions on any message. Servers can upload custom emojis…
- SlackSlack uses shortcodes such as :tada: and lets workspaces add custom emojis. Reactions are a quick way to acknowledge mes…
- TelegramTelegram supports animated versions of many emojis when you send one on its own, plus custom emoji packs for premium use…
- Facebook and MessengerFacebook and Messenger support emojis in posts, comments, and chats, and let you react to messages with any emoji.…
- X (Twitter)X counts most emojis as two characters toward the post limit. Emojis work in posts, replies, display names, and bios.…
- LinkedInLinkedIn supports emojis in posts, comments, and messages. A few emojis as bullet points or emphasis are common in profe…
- YouTubeYouTube allows emojis in titles, descriptions, comments, and live chat. Channel members can also use custom channel emoj…
- iPhone and AndroidBoth iPhone and Android include a full emoji keyboard with search and skin tones. New emojis arrive with system updates:…