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How to see Emojis appearances on other platforms - Emoji comparison

How to see Emojis appearances on other platforms - Emoji comparison

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If you wonder how an emoji look like on another phone, computer or on twitter, facebook, this guide is for you. Because an emoji can look different on another… — If you wonder how an emoji look like on another phone, computer or on twitter, facebook, this guide is for you.

Because an emoji can look different on another platform or device and you might want to know how it looks, for example before sending a message from an iphone to an android phone, where the difference between the two emojis can be pretty important 😬

Another example, when you're sending a tweet on twitter, you type in an emoji, it look like exactly the same as the one from your emoji keyboard, but when the tweet is posted, Twitter replaces it by its own emoji, which can be pretty different... (see picture below)

So let's discover 2 easy ways to check how an emoji look like on every platform / device / operating system!

facebook — If you wonder how an emoji look like on another phone, computer or on twitter, facebook, this guide is for you.

Because an emoji can look different on another platform or device and you might want to know how it looks, for example before sending a message from an iphone to an android phone, where the difference between the two emojis can be pretty important 😬

Another example, when you're sending a tweet on twitter, you type in an emoji, it look like exactly the same as the one from your emoji keyboard, but when the tweet is posted, Twitter replaces it by its own emoji, which can be pretty different... (see picture below)

So let's discover 2 easy ways to check how an emoji look like on every platform / device / operating system!

Go to emojipedia.org — A very good website exists so we can easily see the differences between all emoji-compatible platforms, it's emojipedia!

Go to this website:
👉 emojipedia.org

Then you will be able to look up an Emoji (you can directly insert the 🐶 Emoji in the search box, or enter words describing the emoji, for example
dog face
), then you will get the entire emoji list with its different appearences, platform by platform!

facebook — A very good website exists so we can easily see the differences between all emoji-compatible platforms, it's emojipedia!

Go to this website:
👉 emojipedia.org

Then you will be able to look up an Emoji (you can directly insert the 🐶 Emoji in the search box, or enter words describing the emoji, for example
dog face
), then you will get the entire emoji list with its different appearences, platform by platform!

See Unicode's website — Emojis are standardized by Unicode, which allows platforms to know about the new emojis, their "unicode code" etc.

They maintain an official list on their website, and even the look differences between platforms or devices.

Go to this website to view the complete emoji list and all the differences:
👉 unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji…

facebook — Emojis are standardized by Unicode, which allows platforms to know about the new emojis, their "unicode code" etc.

They maintain an official list on their website, and even the look differences between platforms or devices.

Go to this website to view the complete emoji list and all the differences:
👉 unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji…

That's it!

As you can see the differences can be slight as well as pretty important.

And you, what do you think about those differences? Which emoji style do you prefer?

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