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New Emoji Releases
Every year the Unicode Consortium adds new emoji to the standard. This hub tracks every release — what's new, what's coming, and how to copy each emoji right now.
Emoji 18.0 2026-09-16
19 new emojis · 3972 total RGI · Released
Emoji 18.0 shipped with Unicode 18.0 on 16 September 2026, adding 19 new emoji: 9 new standalone characters — Cracking Face, Leftwards and Rightwards Thumb Sign, Monarch Butterfly, Pickle, Lighthouse, Meteor, Eraser and Net with Handle — plus five skin-tone variants for each of the two thumb signs. It is a small release by recent standards. Phone and computer makers usually take 6–12 months to add new emoji to their fonts, so until your device updates, these characters may show as empty boxes; you can still copy them and they will appear correctly wherever they are supported.
New sequences
- Leftwards Thumb Sign — 5 variants. Leftwards thumb sign with 5 skin tone variants
- Rightwards Thumb Sign — 5 variants. Rightwards thumb sign with 5 skin tone variants
Emoji 17.0 2025-09-09
163 new emojis · 3953 total RGI · Released
Emoji 17.0 ships with Unicode 17.0, adding 163 new emoji characters from 7 new standalone codepoints plus new ZWJ sequences. Key additions include the Distorted Face, Fight Cloud, Orca, Hairy Creature, Trombone, Landslide, and Treasure Chest, along with expanded Ballet Dancer, People with Bunny Ears, and People Wrestling sequences with full skin tone and gender variants.
New sequences
- Ballet Dancer — 5 variants. Gender-neutral ballet dancer with 5 skin tone variants
- People with Bunny Ears — 48 variants. Expanded with skin tone combinations and gender variants
- People Wrestling — 101 variants. Expanded with skin tone combinations and gender variants
Emoji 16.0 2024-09-10
8 new emojis · 3790 total RGI · Released
Emoji 16.0 ships with Unicode 16.0, adding 8 new emoji characters from 7 new codepoints plus one new flag sequence. Key additions include the Face with Bags Under Eyes, Fingerprint, Leafless Tree, Root Vegetable, Harp, Shovel, Splatter, and the Flag of Sark.
Emoji 15.1 2023-09-12
118 new emojis · 3782 total RGI · Released
Emoji 15.1 ships with Unicode 15.1, adding 118 new emoji characters entirely through ZWJ sequences — no new standalone codepoints. Key additions include Phoenix, Lime, Brown Mushroom, Broken Chain, Head Shaking Horizontally and Vertically, plus new gender-neutral family emojis and direction-specifying variants for six people emojis (walking, kneeling, with white cane, in wheelchairs, and running).
New sequences
- Gender-Neutral Family — 4 variants. Four new family compositions: Adult+Child, Adult+Child+Child, Adult+Adult+Child, Adult+Adult+Child+Child
- Direction-Specifying People (Facing Right) — 108 variants. Six existing people emojis received facing-right variants with full gender and skin-tone support (18 variants each): Walking, Kneeling, Person with White Cane, Person in Motorized Wheelchair, Person in Manual Wheelchair, Person Running
How Unicode emoji releases work
The Unicode Consortium releases a new version of the Unicode Standard roughly every 12 months. Each version may include new emoji codepoints and sequences. Unicode Consortium
The cycle: A new emoji proposal is submitted to the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee, reviewed, accepted, finalized in the next Unicode version, then adopted by vendors in their next OS update.
Emoji version: The emoji version tracks the Unicode version (Emoji 17.0 = Unicode 17.0). New emoji typically reach devices 6–12 months after the Unicode release, as vendors roll them out in platform updates.
RGI: RGI (Recommended for General Interchange) is the set of emoji sequences vendors are expected to support. The total grows with each release — currently 3972 after Emoji 18.0.