Snagmoji
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About Snagmoji

Most copy-paste emoji sites are slow, cluttered, and have a search box that only matches exact names. Snagmoji is the opposite: one search box, every emoji through the latest Unicode release, kaomoji, symbols and fancy text, and a click copies. Minimal ads, fast loading. That's the whole product.

Privacy

Minimal ads. No cookies. No accounts. Visits are counted anonymously with Fathom and a cookie-free Google Analytics tag, neither of which identifies you (details on the privacy page). Your recents, favorites and tray live in your own browser's storage and never leave it. Copies are tallied anonymously for the ⭐ Popular window — just which emoji, never who — with an off switch on the privacy page. Emoji artwork in the Twemoji, Noto, Fluent and OpenMoji styles is loaded from the Iconify CDN when you pick that style; the default "Your device" style loads nothing.

The site works offline after your first visit. You can install it like an app from your browser menu.

Keyboard

  • / focus search
  • ↑ ↓ ← → move around the grid
  • Enter copy the selected (or first) result
  • Shift+Enter or Shift+click add to the tray
  • f favorite the selected emoji
  • v or long-press for skin tone and gender variants
  • i or right-click for details
  • Esc clear the search or close the panel
  • The Size slider scales the emoji cells; double-click it to reset.
  • The 🎨 button picks a color scheme; the window's ✕ minimizes to the focus timer.

Search understands names, slang ("sus", "lol"), typos, pasted emoji, U+1F600, and :shortcodes:.

Snagmoji is free and stays free. It's made by one person, as a side project, with no investors and no ad network.

If it saved you a trip through ad hell, you can leave a tip or browse Hyper Beluga Studio, the cozy little storefront that keeps the lights on.

Credits & licenses

Snagmoji hosts nothing it isn't allowed to. Everything below is used under its published license.

  • Emoji data — names, keywords, groups and shortcodes from Emojibase (MIT License) and the Unicode CLDR annotations. Copyright © 1991–2026 Unicode, Inc. Used under the Unicode License v3. Unicode and the Unicode Logo are registered trademarks of Unicode, Inc.
  • Twemoji graphics by Twitter, Inc. and other contributors, maintained at jdecked/twemoji. Licensed under CC-BY 4.0.
  • Noto Emoji by Google, from googlefonts/noto-emoji. Images licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Copyright © Google.
  • Fluent Emoji by Microsoft, from microsoft/fluentui-emoji. Licensed under the MIT License. Copyright © Microsoft Corporation.
  • OpenMoji — all OpenMoji emojis designed by OpenMoji, the open-source emoji and icon project. License: CC BY-SA 4.0.
  • Artwork is served by the Iconify API from the @iconify-json packages (icon data under the licenses above).
  • Fonts: Fredoka and Nunito, self-hosted via Fontsource, under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
  • Fuzzy search by uFuzzy (MIT). Built with Astro. Hosted on Cloudflare Pages.
  • Kaomoji are traditional Japanese text faces; the collection and its categories were written for Snagmoji. The Snagmoji logo is © Snagmoji.

Snagmoji is not affiliated with or endorsed by Unicode, Twitter/X, Google, Microsoft, OpenMoji or Iconify.

Version 0.27.0.