Metadata for every emoji.

Sample Entry

{
    "emoji": "😺",
    "description": "happy cat face",
    "category": "Smileys & Emotion",
    "aliases": [
        "smile",
        "grinning cat",
        "open",
        "cats",
        "a happy cat emoji",
        "happy cat emoji",
        "animal",
        "face",
        "mouth",
        "smiley cat",
        "happy",
        "grinning",
        "cat"
    ],
    "unicode": "6.0",
    "ios": "6.0",
    "sentiment": "positive",
    "related": [
        "🐈",
        "🐱",
        "😺"
    ],
    "rgb": [
        197,
        160,
        67
    ]
}

Fields

• emoji: (unsure what this field is used for)
• description: Official Unicode name for the emoji
• category: Unicode block for the emoji. Possible values:
  • Smileys & Emotion
  • People & Body
  • Animals & Nature
  • Food & Drink
  • Travel & Places
  • Activities
  • Objects
  • Symbols
  • Flags
• aliases: Possible terms and alternative names someone might use to search for the emoji
• unicode: The version of Unicode that introduced the emoji
• ios: The version of iOS that introduced the emoji
• sentiment: The vibe of the emoji. These are plucked from iOS and are used to suggest appropriate emoji for any given user input. Possible values:
  • positive
  • low_energy
  • anger
  • neutral
  • sad
  • anxiety
• related: Emoji similar to this one
• rgb: The average color of the emoji, split into an array of red, green, blue values (respectively).

Data sourced and cherry-picked from:

• me4502/Emojify
• ospfranco/sol
• unicode-org/cldr-json