Emoji Versions
Browse emojis by their official Emoji version and corresponding Unicode standard. Each Emoji version represents a major release with new characters and improvements.
Emoji 1.0
Based on Unicode 6.0-8.0
The first official emoji standard, consolidating emojis from Unicode 6.0 through 8.0 into a unified set.
1126 total emojis
Emoji 2.0
Based on Unicode 9.0
Added 72 new emojis including more gender options, food items, and activities.
1198 total emojis
Emoji 3.0
Based on Unicode 10.0
Added 56 new emojis including gender-neutral options and more diverse representations.
1254 total emojis
Emoji 4.0
Based on Unicode 11.0
Added 157 new emojis including redheads, superheroes, and more inclusive representations.
1411 total emojis
Emoji 5.0
Based on Unicode 12.0
Added 59 new emojis including accessibility symbols and more diverse options.
1470 total emojis
Emoji 11.0
Based on Unicode 12.1
Minor update adding gender-neutral couple emojis and interracial couples.
1476 total emojis
Emoji 12.0
Based on Unicode 13.0
Added 55 new emojis including smiling face with tear and more gender-inclusive options.
1531 total emojis
Emoji 12.1
Based on Unicode 13.0
Minor update with additional gender and skin tone combinations.
1545 total emojis
Emoji 13.0
Based on Unicode 14.0
Added 37 new emojis including melting face, heart hands, and pregnant person.
1582 total emojis
Emoji 13.1
Based on Unicode 14.0
Minor update with additional skin tone and gender combinations.
1590 total emojis
Emoji 14.0
Based on Unicode 15.0
Added 31 new emojis including shaking face, pink heart, and pushing hands.
1621 total emojis
Emoji 15.0
Based on Unicode 15.1
Added 6 new emojis including head shaking, maracas, and flute.
1627 total emojis
Emoji 15.1
Based on Unicode 15.1
Latest emoji version with additional refinements and new combinations.
1635 total emojis
About Emoji Versions
Emoji Versions
Official emoji standards maintained by the Unicode Consortium. Each version introduces new emojis and improvements to existing ones.
Unicode Versions
The underlying Unicode standard that provides the technical foundation for emoji support across different platforms and devices.