Today, to mark Cyber Monday, Emojipedia has launched a brand new feature within its Emoji Playground: the AI Emoji Generator. This free and easy-to-use tool will allow users to create custom emoji images for concepts not represented within our standard emoji keyboards.  Using our new AI Emoji Generator is simple:

Today, in celebration of our 11th annual World Emoji Day, we here at Emojipedia have launched a brand new section of our site: the Emoji Playground. Debuting with a selection of emoji quizzes alongside the Emoji Mashup Bot, the Playground will be our hub for emoji-based experiences.

First launched just one day before World Emoji Day, the original Emoji Mashup Bot has not been operational for over a year. Today, Emojipedia has debuted a means of exploring the bot's popular mashups of the Twemoji set.

We here at Emojipedia are excited to announce a new site redesign as part of our 10th annual World Emoji Day celebrations and our site's 10th anniversary. This redesign adds a host of new exploration features to our unrivaled archive of emoji info, as well as improving core existing features.

Today we here at Emojipedia have expanded the selection of languages that can be used to browse and search our site, bringing the total number of supported languages to nineteen.

Today Emojipedia has received its first new major site redesign since early September 2015, with the introduction of new fixed navigation and search features for both desktop and mobile users.

With World Emoji Day 2022 only 5️⃣ days away, we here at Emojipedia are rolling out a new, globally-focused feature for our site: support for five new languages.

Real-time emoji analysis website Emojitracker [http://www.emojitracker.com] has now tracked over 35 billion tweets. Created by Matthew Rothenberg [https://medium.com/@mroth/how-i-built-emojitracker-179cfd8238ac] in 2013, Emojitracker launched just two weeks ahead of Emojipedia and supported all 842 emojis available as part of Unicode 6.0 [https://emojipedia.org/

We're pleased to announce that Emojipedia now has enabled HTTPS for all users. This means that all data sent between your phone or computer and Emojipedia is encrypted. It's not magic, but we've done the work so you don't have to think

We have created an orange robot who will answer your all your emoji queries. Her name? 🤖 Botmoji [https://twitter.com/botmoji/]. It's early days for this little one, but already you can ask what any emoji is, and she'll give an answer right back to you:

Hello, and welcome to 2015: The year that we might view in hindsight as the start of peak display-ad on the web. We're not immune to this at Emojipedia. As much as we love what we do — documenting [https://blog.emojipedia.org/windows-10-emoji-changelog/] emoji changelogs; creating mockups [https:

Some of the most highly requested emoji platforms are now supported on Emojipedia [http://emojipedia.org/]. Our latest site update is now live, including emojis from Samsung, Facebook, and Emoji One. Samsung Firstly, there is the Samsung [http://emojipedia.org/samsung/] emoji set. These glossy emojis appear on devices such