Does your device support the newest emoji?
Check which Unicode emoji versions your device can actually display. New emoji are released every year, but phones and computers get the fonts months or years later — so the emoji you send may show up as a blank box for the person reading it.
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Emoji 17.0 2025
- 🧑🩰 ballet dancer
- distorted face
- fight cloud
- hairy creature
- orca
- landslide
Emoji 16.0 2024
- face with bags under eyes
- fingerprint
- leafless tree
- root vegetable
- harp
- shovel
Emoji 15.1 2023
- 🙂↔️ head shaking horizontally
- 🙂↕️ head shaking vertically
- 🚶➡️ person walking: facing right
- 🚶♀️➡️ woman walking: facing right
- 🚶♂️➡️ man walking: facing right
- 🧎➡️ person kneeling: facing right
Emoji 15.0 2022
- 🐦⬛ black bird
- 🫨 shaking face
- 🩷 pink heart
- 🩵 light blue heart
- 🩶 grey heart
- 🫷 leftwards pushing hand
Emoji 14.0 2021
- 🫠 melting face
- 🫢 face with open eyes and hand over mouth
- 🫣 face with peeking eye
- 🫡 saluting face
- 🫥 dotted line face
- 🫤 face with diagonal mouth
Emoji 13.0 2020
- 😶🌫️ face in clouds
- 😮💨 face exhaling
- 😵💫 face with spiral eyes
- ❤️🔥 heart on fire
- ❤️🩹 mending heart
- 🧔♂️ man: beard
Emoji 12.0 2019
- 🧑🦰 person: red hair
- 🧑🦱 person: curly hair
- 🧑🦳 person: white hair
- 🧑🦲 person: bald
- 🧏♂️ deaf man
- 🧏♀️ deaf woman
How it works
Each emoji above is drawn onto an invisible canvas in your browser and compared against a character that has no glyph on any platform. If they look the same, your device has no font for that emoji and shows a blank box instead. Combined emoji — like the phoenix, which is a bird joined to a flame — need a different test: an unsupported device draws the two parts side by side rather than one glyph, so we measure the width instead of the pixels. Everything runs on your device; nothing is uploaded.