Emoji are a set of small images or icons used to express emotions, symbolizing objects, animals, food, activities and more in written or electronic communication.
Smiling Emoji
Laughter Emoji coloring book
Crying Emoji coloring book
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Printable Emoji Coloring Book
Emoji coloring book for kids
Emoji smile printable
Emoji sleeper
Emoji heart
Surprise emoji
Emoji princess coloring book
Emoji kiss
Emoji - interesting facts and information
- Origins: Emoji have their roots in Japan, where they were created by Shigetaka Kurita in the 1990s. Kurita created the first set of 176 emoji for Japanese telecommunications company NTT DoCoMo as a way to diversify communication on mobile devices.
- Popularity and diffusion: Soon after their introduction to the Japanese market, emoji gained immense popularity. With the development of communication technology and the introduction of smartphones, emoji have become a widely used way to express emotions and communicate around the world. Today, emoji are supported by most communication platforms, such as operating systems, messaging apps, social media, etc.
- Emoji Variants: There are many different emoji variants, including sets developed by different platforms such as Apple, Google, Microsoft and Samsung. Although the meaning of the basic emoji is generally established, some details, such as shape, appearance or expressiveness, may vary between different variants.
- Emoji categories: Emoji are organized into categories that include emotions (e.g., smile, sadness, anger), symbols (e.g., heart, star, flag), animals (e.g., cat, dog, elephant), food (e.g., pizza, ice cream, coffee), objects (e.g., phone, car, key), activities (e.g., sports, music, travel) and more.
- Diversity and Inclusion: In recent years, emoji with different skin, hair color, gender and other features have been introduced to reflect greater social diversity. The goal is to promote inclusion and represent different groups of people.
