Question 1

How do I download a emoji?

Accepted Answer

Open any emoji's detail page and click "Download original" on the right. On mobile you can also long-press the image to save it.

Every emoji is free to download — no sign-up, no login, no download limit.

Question 2

Is the download the original image? Is there a watermark?

Accepted Answer

You get the same PNG original shown on the detail page — no watermark and no extra compression, at exactly the resolution listed there.

You can send it straight to WeChat, QQ or any chat app without losing quality.

Question 3

Can I use these emojis commercially?

Accepted Answer

Our own emojis are free to use under CC BY 4.0 — for commercial use please keep the attribution. Emojis submitted by users stay the property of their authors, so ask them for permission first.

We only host and display the content; any copyright dispute arising from its use is the user's own responsibility.

Question 4

How do I find the emoji I want quickly?

Accepted Answer

Three ways: browse by group for a whole set; type a keyword into the search box at the top — mood words like "angry" or "happy" work too; or use the "Related emojis" section at the bottom of any detail page, which recommends visually similar ones.

Search accepts both English and Chinese keywords.

Question 5

How do I add a saved emoji to WeChat?

Accepted Answer

Save the original to your photo album, then open a WeChat chat, tap the emoji panel and use the "+" at the bottom-left to add it as a emoji.

QQ and DingTalk work the same way — you can also long-press the image in a chat and choose "Add to emojis".

Question 6

Can I submit my own emojis?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Send the emoji files (at least 240×240 each, ideally a set of 16 or more), a short description for each in both Chinese and English, and the name you want credited — or tell us you prefer to stay anonymous.

Once reviewed, they'll be added to the matching group.

Question 7

How do I report infringing content?

Accepted Answer

Send the emoji link, proof of your rights and your contact details to the site administrator — we'll take the content down once verified.

The same process applies if you are the rights holder and want something removed.

Question 8

Is this site open source?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the code is fully open source and issues or pull requests are welcome.

The emojis, groups and Q&As are free to browse and reference as well.

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