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JoyPixels was called EmojiOne before March 28, 2019. At the beginning, it was a completely free and open source emoji set. However, since the open source license was not sustainable, the company changed the name of EmojiOne to JoyPixels for brand strategy purposes.
Apple users can download JoyPixels emoji stickers from the app store, and Android users can use JoyPixels emoji by downloading emoji images on their official website. Some of the emoji images from JoyPixels are free and some images are available under paid licensesð°.
Noteð¡: The JoyPixels' emojis are essentially stickers, not emoji characters.
The following is a list of Emoji pictures designed by JoyPixels, which is divided into 10 parts according to 10 categories. Each category lists the Emoji to which the category belongs, including the Emoji picture and the corresponding short name.
You can click on the picture or text to enter the dedicated page of this Emoji, and view the description, usage examples, technical data, pictures of other vendors and more detailed information of this Emoji.
If you are using a mobile phone, you can press and hold the Emoji picture to display the menu, and then choose to download or share the picture.
If you are using a computer, you can right-click on the Emoji picture to display the menu, and then choose to download or copy the picture.
Emoji images list provided by JoyPixels
