Animal, Nature and Food Emoji to Copy

One page per animal, plant or dish: tap a tile and it is copied, along with its relatives, its text stand-ins and a few named combos.

Every page here is one animal, one plant, one dish, or one corner of the emoji list, laid out as tiles. Tap a tile and it is on your clipboard.

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A page about a single emoji also holds what travels with it: relatives filed under the same search words, stand-in characters from other scripts, one-line text drawings and named combos. The set pages hold emoji only, in Unicode's own order. Names, code points and search words come from Unicode's emoji list, version 18.0, and the CLDR annotations. That list gives its animals and nature group 161 entries and its food and drink group 132. Fire is in neither: Unicode files it under sky and weather, between the meteor and the droplet. Some emoji people expect were never made, the seahorse among them. Those pages say so first, then offer the closest real characters.

Pets, paws and a bone 5

Cats, dogs and rabbits, the prints they leave behind, and the thing the dog wants.

Farm and wild animals 7

Goat, horse, monkey, wolf, deer, snake and turtle, each with its relatives and a few text drawings.

Birds and bugs 6

Ducks, eagles, chickens, bees and spiders. The bird page also says which birds have no emoji.

Mythical, and missing 3

Dragons and unicorns are in Unicode. The seahorse is not, and its page says so first.

Plants, fire and weather 5

Leaves, clover, flame, sun, rain and bubbles. Sun, cloud, snowflake and shamrock also have a plain text form, and the Text style switch shows it.

Food 9

Pizza, tacos, fruit, eggs and dessert. Most of these have one emoji to their name, so the pages lean on combos and relatives.

Whole sets 3

Every animal, every food or every drink on one page, in Unicode's own order. Emoji only.

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