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Designers, developers, and anyone looking for high-quality emojis can now access a vast library of open-source emojis thanks to OpenMoji. This project, initiated by students and professors of the University of Design Schwäbisch Gmünd, offers a comprehensive collection of emojis that are free to use under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license. With over 4,292 emojis across various categories, OpenMoji supports the Unicode Emoji standard and provides a consistent style guide, ensuring that all emojis fit perfectly together.

Key Features

OpenMoji stands out with its diverse range of features, including colored and outlined emojis, support for Fitzpatrick skin tones, and a vast collection of flags and special interest categories. All emojis are handcrafted, following a single style guide, and are available in various formats, including SVG and PNG.

Usage

Users can browse and download individual emojis or access the complete library. The platform also provides a downloadable font file in .otf format, although it's still in the testing phase. OpenMoji's emojis are designed to be versatile, making them suitable for a wide range of applications, from digital communication to design projects.

Benefits

The OpenMoji project offers several benefits, including a vast and diverse emoji library, consistent design, and the freedom to use the emojis without copyright concerns, thanks to the CC BY-SA 4.0 license.