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Object emoji — copy and paste

Tools, tech, stationery, and household emoji in one list. Click to copy 💡 📱 📌 🔑 and paste them anywhere.

Click any emoji to copy it.

Objects (262)

Other emoji categories

Same picker, filtered to a different part of the emoji set.

How to use the object emoji picker

The largest and most practical section: phones, laptops, books, tools, stationery, money, clothing, and instruments. This is where documentation and note-taking emoji come from — 💡 for the idea, 📌 for the thing not to forget, 🔑 for the point.

  1. Find it

    Type what you mean into the search box — a name or a nickname. We match the official Unicode name, its category, and common nicknames, so "lol" finds 😂 and "100" finds 💯.

  2. Click to copy

    One click copies the character to your clipboard and the button confirms it. Your last copies are kept under the search box, stored in this browser only.

  3. Paste it anywhere

    Emoji are ordinary Unicode characters, so they paste into Instagram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, documents, spreadsheets, filenames, and anywhere else that accepts text — no image, no download, no font to install.

About this tool

Objects are the section most used deliberately rather than expressively. Nobody scrolls it for fun; they arrive knowing they want a lightbulb.

In a README or a changelog, one leading emoji per line is a fast way to make a list scannable without any formatting. Two per line and it becomes harder to read than plain text was.

Frequently asked questions

Which object emoji are used in documentation?
💡 for a tip, 📌 for something pinned, 🔑 for a key point, ⚙️ for settings, 📦 for a package or release. They read the same way across most technical writing.
Is there an emoji for every tool?
No. Coverage is uneven and reflects what was already on Japanese phone keyboards in the 2000s, plus additions since. Search for the material or the action if the exact tool is missing.
Why are clothes in this section?
Unicode groups anything that is not a person, a place, an animal, or an abstract symbol under objects — which puts 👕 next to 🔧.