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Strip emoji and their invisible joiners out of any text.
Remove Emojis strips emoji out of a text along with the invisible joiners, skin tone modifiers and variation selectors that hold multi-part emoji together — which is why deleting the character you can see is not enough. Text emoticons made from punctuation can be removed too.
Emoji are more complicated than they look, which is why removing them is harder than deleting the character you can see. A single visible emoji can be five or six code points: a base face, a skin tone modifier, a zero-width joiner, a second symbol and a variation selector. Delete only the obvious part and the invisible remainder stays behind.
This tool removes the whole cluster. Flags, keycap sequences, family emoji, skin tone variants and the joiners and variation selectors that bind them are all taken out together, leaving text with no invisible residue. Text emoticons made from punctuation — :-) and ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ — can be removed too, since those are not emoji at all and no emoji filter catches them.
Flags, keycaps, family emoji and skin tone variants come out as a unit, joiners and variation selectors included.
An optional pass catches :-) and kaomoji such as ¯\_(ツ)_/¯, which no emoji filter sees because they are ordinary punctuation.
The double spaces left where emoji were are collapsed, so the text does not read as though something is missing.
™, © and other symbols are not emoji and are preserved, so the tool does no more than its name says.
How many emoji were removed, and how many invisible characters came out with them.
A message, a caption, an export or a data field containing emoji.
Remove emoji only, or also the text emoticons built from punctuation.
Collapse the spaces left behind so the text does not end up with double gaps where emoji were.
The number of emoji removed is reported, including the invisible characters that came with them.
Because most are sequences rather than single characters. A family emoji is several people joined by zero-width joiners; a skin-toned emoji is a base plus a modifier. Removing only the visible part leaves the rest in the string.
Only if you switch that on. They are ordinary punctuation, not emoji, so no emoji filter sees them. The separate option catches the common ones including kaomoji such as ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
No. Those are symbols rather than emoji and are left alone. Use Remove Special Characters if you need those gone as well.
Usually double spaces where the emoji were. Switch on space collapsing and the gaps close up, which is why that option exists.
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