Emoji Symbols Copy & Paste — Page 4

Entries 1801–2400 of 3953. This page holds a distinct slice of the collection. Every entry below is server-rendered.

Copy emoji symbols — page 4

Showing entries 1801–2400 of 3953. One tap copies the real code points.

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What is on page 4 of emoji symbols

This page holds entries 1801–2400 of the 3953 emoji symbols stored on this site. These are their own entries. Every number below counts only what is on this page.

On this page

Entries 1801–2400 of 3953
Code points span U+1F3C2–U+1F9D8
0 plain text, 600 emoji, 578 sequences

Unicode blocks in this range

Each slice of a large collection draws on a different mix of blocks. This is what pages 4 covers.

Block	Characters here	Share of this page
Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs	1352	54%
General Punctuation	758	30%
Supplemental Symbols and Pictographs	403	16%

The characters in this range

This range opens at Men With Bunny Ears: Dark Skin Tone and closes at Kiss: Man, Man, Light Skin Tone, Medium-Light Skin Tone. Its emoji entries belong to People & Body. The formal names cluster around Women With (26), People Holding (26), Women Holding (26).

The single-character entries in this range span U+1F3C2–U+1F9D8. They are drawn from Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs (1352 characters), General Punctuation (758 characters) and Supplemental Symbols and Pictographs (403 characters). The block matters more than the look. Old blocks show up nearly everywhere. New ones may need a font update.

0Text characters

Inherit the colour and weight of the surrounding type.

600Emoji entries

Drawn as platform artwork rather than as text.

578Sequences

Built from more than one code point; copy the whole value.

How to use this page

Every entry is already on the page. The filter works at once, with nothing to load. The clipboard carries code points, not the drawing on this page, so weight, spacing and colour can all shift between iPhone, Android, Windows, macOS and an exported PDF.

The rest of the collection

Page 1 carries the meanings, the reference table, worked examples and the compatibility notes. The pages either side cover the ranges next to this one. Jump to page 3 or page 5. Browse all collections, or read Unicode Symbols vs Emoji: What Is the Difference?.