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Browser extension for quick access to emoji images from popular libraries How It Works: 1. Select any text containing emoji on a webpage 2. Right-click to open the context menu 3. Click "Copy emoji image" to get the image or link Use Cases: • 📃 Content Creators: Embed always up-to-date emoji images in Notion, Confluence, or Obsidian pages by using direct links. Keep your documentation and notes visually appealing and synchronized with the latest emoji designs. • 🖌️ Designers: Quickly copy emoji as images for use in Figma, Adobe Photoshop, or Canva. Enhance your designs with high-quality emoji without manual downloads. • 🌐 Social Media Managers: Easily grab emoji images or links to use in social media posts, marketing materials, or community content. Ensure consistent branding across platforms. • 🧑💻 Developers: Use emoji image links in your READMEs, project documentation, or website content. Add visual flair to your projects with minimal effort. Features: • 🎯 Quick access to emoji images through context menu • 🖼️ Support for multiple emoji libraries: ├ Twemoji (Twitter Emoji) ├ Noto Color Emoji (Google) ├ Openmoji ├ Emojione (Legacy) └ JoyPixels (PNG format) • 📋 Copy as image or direct link • 📜 Copy history • 🎛️ Flexible settings Settings: • Source Priority: Choose your preferred emoji library order • Context Menu Mode: Show/hide source selection in context menu • Copy Mode: Toggle between copying image or direct link • History: View and manage your emoji copy history
Mar 26, 2025
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