:heart:—Shortcode · 42
Emoji code guide
Search common emoji shortcodes, then copy one to try in the converter. English shortcodes are the widely used format; the converter also recognizes a small set of localized aliases for common emoji.
Localized aliases work for a starter set of common emoji; use the English shortcode for other entries.
:red_heart:—:orange_heart:—:yellow_heart:—:green_heart:—:blue_heart:—:purple_heart:—:black_heart:—:broken_heart:—:fire:—:rocket:—:sparkles:—:star:—:thumbsup:—:tada:—:bulb:—:wave:—:smile:—:smiley:—:grin:—:joy:—:slightly_smiling_face:—:wink:—:sunglasses:—:thinking_face:—:sob:—:pray:—:clap:—:muscle:—:eyes:—:white_check_mark:—:x:—:warning:—:coffee:—:pizza:—:dog:—:cat:—:sunny:—:moon:—:rainbow:—:earth_americas:—:flag-tr:—No matching codes found.
How to use these emoji codes
Copy a code into the “Coded text” field on the home page. A shortcode has a colon on both sides, such as :heart:. You can use several codes in a sentence and copy the converted result. These cards are a curated starter guide to common codes, not the complete runtime dictionary.
Localized aliases and English codes
This site also includes a small starter set of localized aliases, such as Turkish :kalp:. That set is limited; English shortcode names are recommended for broader coverage. Unknown codes remain unchanged. Some hyphen and underscore spelling variants are matched.
Output and device support
The output is a Unicode emoji character. Its artwork can vary across devices and apps, so the emoji may look different in the destination where you paste it. Open the converter.