Open-source emoji set · Blob characters
Blobmoji2
A newer, separate continuation of the blob design, filling in the emoji Unicode has added since, keyed by code point. Apache 2.0.
1,914 emoji SVG Apache 2.0 · free for commercial use Keep the licence notice
Made by
David Berdik and contributors, from Google’s Blob emoji, commit 3a1be35 (2025-09-28). Not our drawings: every file below loads from the maker's own published files.
Licence
Apache 2.0. Keep the licence and copyright notice with copies of the files, and say if you changed them.
Credit line to paste
Blobmoji2 by David Berdik and contributors, based on Noto Emoji © Google LLC, Apache License 2.0
Coverage
1,914 of the 1,923 emoji in Unicode 18.0, one tile each. Not drawn here: 2 People & Body, 2 Travel & Places, 2 Objects, 1 Smileys & Emotion, 1 Animals & Nature, 1 Food & Drink. Flags come from the waved region-flags collection Blobmoji2 ships, which is public domain or exempt from copyright. Skin-tone variants are in the source and left out of this grid.
Smileys & Emotion 171 of 172
People & Body 388 of 390
Animals & Nature 160 of 161
Food & Drink 131 of 132
Travel & Places 219 of 221
Activities 85
Objects 266 of 268
Symbols 224
Flags 270
No emoji in Blobmoji2 match that search.
Same emoji in: Fluent Emoji Flat · Fluent Emoji Color · Fluent Emoji 3D · Fluent Emoji High Contrast · Twemoji · OpenMoji Color · OpenMoji Black · Noto Emoji · Blobmoji · EmojiOne 2 · EmojiOne 2 Monotone · EmojiTwo · EmojiTwo Monotone · Emoji One (2015) · Noto Emoji 2017 (Blob) · SerenityOS Emoji
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