Analyse the emoji in a piece of text
Emoji are deceptively complex — a single one you see may be built from several Unicode code points joined together, which is why they sometimes break or display oddly. This tool extracts the emoji from any text and shows the underlying code points and names, useful for debugging display issues or simply understanding how they're put together.
How to use it
- Paste text containing emoji.
- Read the list of emoji with their code points and names.
- Use the detail to debug or learn.
Where it helps
- Diagnosing why an emoji renders as boxes or splits apart.
- Understanding combined emoji like flags and families.
- Inspecting exactly which characters a string contains.
Questions people ask
Why does one emoji show several code points? Many emoji are sequences — a base character plus modifiers or joiners — which combine into the single glyph you see.
Is my text uploaded? No — the analysis runs in your browser.