Objects
Objects is a section of Objects with 266 Unicode symbols β π glasses, πΆοΈ sunglasses, π₯½ goggles among them. Entries arrived over several releases, from 6.0 up to 17.0. Behind 50 of these entries stand two or more code points. Nothing needs installing: these smileys are plain Unicode characters that travel with the message.
Subcategories
- π Clothing 47
- π Sound 9
- π΅ Music 9
- πΈ Musical Instruments 13
- π± Phones 6
- π» Computers 14
- π₯ Light & Video 16
- π Books & Paper 17
- π° Money 11
- βοΈ Mail 13
- βοΈ Writing 7
- π Office 23
- π Locks & Keys 6
- π¨ Tools 27
- βοΈ Science 7
- π Medical 7
- πͺ Household 25
- π¬ Other Objects 9
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- πΏ prayer beads
- π muted speaker
- π speaker medium volume
- π― postal horn
- π bell with slash
- β¨οΈ keyboard
- πΈ camera with flash
- πΆ euro banknote
- π· pound banknote
- βοΈ hammer and pick
- βοΈ crossed swords
- πΉ bow and arrow
- βοΈ gear
- βοΈ balance scale
- βοΈ alembic
- π¬ microscope
- π telescope
- πΏ shower
- π bathtub
- β°οΈ coffin
- β±οΈ funeral urn
How to copy emoji from the Objects section
Tap any smiley in the list and the symbol goes to your clipboard, ready to paste into a chat, a group name or a post caption. It is a plain Unicode character, not an image: it works the same in Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord and Instagram, weighs nothing and survives forwarding. The Compose button in the header collects several emoji into one line β handy when you need a combination rather than a single symbol.
Questions about Objects emoji
- How many emoji are in the Objects section?
- Currently 266. The list follows the Unicode standard and is updated with it, so it holds both long-standing smileys and symbols from the newest releases.
- Why do some smileys look different on my device?
- The drawing comes from your device font, not from this site: Apple, Google and Samsung each draw emoji their own way. Every symbol page shows how it looks across platforms.
- What if I see an empty box instead of a smiley?
- The symbol is newer than your system and the font does not know it yet. You can still copy and send it: on a more recent device the emoji will show correctly.