the flag of venezuela is in reality yellow-blue-red; while it shows as yellow-orange-blue here

Looking at full moon and new moon we can see that each platform has matching moon emoji's, whereas our full moon has eyebrows and the new moon has a nose as well as eye and shadow differences. It would be good to consolidate these, I'll have a go

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Null_Island
https://twitter.com/nullislandbuoy

Hi,
I noticed that both Black and Color fonts use the OpenMoji name as their font name, so they can not be used simultaneously, because both provide the same name!!.
Is it possible to use different name for them to remove this conflict.
I suggest using OpenMoji Color and OpenMoji Black for them.
thank you.

Hello,

I'm going to use Openmoji on my website, and ran across usability issues.
I am adapting twemoji-amazing to use OpenMoji. However, Twemoji uses Maxcdn as direct link for the svg images in the generated CSS.

I wanted to know if I could do the same for my project and use a direct link to https://openmoji.org/data/color/svg/$unicode.svg .
Or would you rather that the users host themselves the used emojis? As I'm using a static website generator, this is not a problem for me.

Thanks!

Currently we are using "emojibase-data": "^4.0.0-alpha.0" ... upgrade to latest version and check whether this solves #48

I'm currently looking into various emoji libraries, and this one is certainly very interesting. So first of all: thanks for creating it!

I am contributing to another open source project, which is a web-based collaborative text editor. I am thinking about adding the emoji as an option for users to add to their documents. We're debating right now, what the correct course of action is, regarding the -BY-SA part of your license.

Basically two groups have formed:

• one is arguing, that mentioning the credits once would be sufficient (think: imprint of a website or footer of a created document).
• the other is arguing, that each single occurence of an emoji would have to also contain a credit link. (basically the way a figure or photo in a blog post would get its credit).

So my question is basically: do you know, which one it is? Do you know somebody who could say with certainty?

To stress this: We are not trying to avoid giving credit. You deserve all the credit! We're just trying to "do it right" while also keeping the documents usable for our users. Here's a document (and more specifically a section of a document) containing our current emoji set:

https://hackmd-ce.herokuapp.com/features#Emoji

Dearest contributors,

Slowly but surely we are getting towards the new release v12.1 (tentative Jan 2020). Currently the tradition is that everyone does his/her own "portrait" to be listed under https://openmoji.org/about/#team. Please follow this tradition! :)

If you are interested please submit either a portraits and your links to this issue, or a PR to openmoji-website repo. (Add your infos to https://github.com/hfg-gmuend/openmoji-website/blob/master/about/index.html).

Many thanks! ❤️ 🙏

cc @carlinmack @bohnacker @sourgift @gromain @pyfisch @gurmukhp

• Aries: smaller than usual horns (but somewhat similar to Apple and Samsung)
• Gemini: asymmetrical/off-center
• Virgo, Scorpio, Capricorn: appear hand-drawn/non-geometric
• Libra: off-center
• Sagittarius: large arrow head/non-proportional

Some other symbols have diverged from traditional forms, but are fairly consistent with other vendors. It's probably fine to leave them as is.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astrological_sign
https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U2600.pdf#search=Zodiacal

Example: https://emojipedia.org/person-with-blond-hair-type-5/

The relevant indicators are Blond Person U+1F471, Red Hair U+1F9B0, and White Hair U+1F9B3.

When specified, the hair color should be the same regardless of skin tone.

Mahjong tiles are not square. Here is what the emoji looks like for other vendors: https://emojipedia.org/mahjong-tile-red-dragon/

I've tried to improve on the existing color svg below:

<svg id="emoji" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 72 72"> <g id="color"> <rect x="16" y="5" width="40" height="60" fill="#ffffff"/> </g> <g id="line"> <rect x="16" y="5" width="40" height="60" stroke-width="2" stroke="#000" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round" fill="none"/> <line x1="36" y1="17" x2="36" y2="55" fill="none" stroke="#000" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round" stroke-width="2"/> <rect x="24" y="24" width="24" height="12" stroke-width="2" stroke="#000" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round" fill="none"/> </g> <g id="color-foreground"> <line x1="36" y1="17" x2="36" y2="55" fill="none" stroke="#d22f27" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round" stroke-width="2"/> <rect x="24" y="24" width="24" height="12" stroke-width="2" stroke="#d22f27" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round" fill="none"/> </g> </svg>

Not sure if this is the right place, but: the hourglass emoji are weird. If these were actual hour glasses, the sand would collect at the bottom. In these two, it collects at the center :-D

http://openmoji.org/library.html?group=travel-places&emoji=231B
http://openmoji.org/library.html?group=travel-places&emoji=23F3

For some reason three hexcodes in extras-unicode.csv are lowercase which prevents some of the helper scripts from running properly.

I'm submitting a pull request to solve this issue.

The license section explains that

the emojis are licensed under the Creative Commons Share Alike 4.0 (CC BY-SA 4.0) license.

But there is no mention about the license of the code: more precisely, all files that are not images, such as test scripts, jsons, build configurations, etc.

Ideally the license section should contains 2 parts: one for the graphics and the other for the code, like in the twemoji license section.

A good candidate is MIT, but take time to chose a license according to your needs. ;)

Without a license, the work is under exclusive copyright by default and nobody else can copy, distribute, or modify your code (see also No License).

☃️ Snowman is transparent, whereas ⛄ Snowman Without Snow is opaque white, so they don't match when the background isn't white.

Which of the following solutions is better? Should the color area align to the outer border of the black line (A) or should it be centered (B)? Or even something inbetween (C)?

A: B: C:

The emojis are done quite differently on that. Clarification in the styleguide might help.

As it can be seen here here and here that the emojis look quite different in almost every style. Currently in openmoji it's difficult to distinguish the two.

The description on emojipedia for "Beaming Face With Smiling Eyes" (Grinning Face With Smiling Eyes) is as follows:

A yellow face with smiling eyes and full-toothed grin, as if saying Cheese! for the camera. Teeth may be smoothed-over or crosshatched. Often expresses a radiant, gratified happiness. Tone varies, including warm, silly, amused, or proud.

Hi,

If I'd include the font to my website, I'd want to add unicode-range descriptor to the @font-face definition, to make sure, the font is only loaded when it is needed: when the page uses emoji.

The question now is, what unicode-ranges are currently supported by the font?

The Emoji for 'Woman wearing turban' show's her hair but the purpose of a turban is to not show hair.

Apple / Google follow this approach, so OpenMoji should too.

Thanks!

The scottish flag in OpenMoji connects the blue at the four corners - there is no precedent for this and can't be thought of a stylistic choice as it makes it a different flag. I would contribute a pull request but I don't have access to illustrator. Thanks 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I think OpenMoji project is awesome. However, I find it a bit difficult to get a grasp of the amount and variety of the great work the project has accumulated this far. The bank of over 3000 emojis is rather tedious to visualise and browse through to get this grasp.

Therefore, I wanted to give something back and support the project on that part. I created a portable way to represent the full variety of OpenMoji emojis in a fun way. It is an animation where a continuous stream of randomly picked emojis fall down like the flakes of snow. You can check it out at:

http://demo.akselipalen.com/mojifall/

In addition to being embeddable into a web page, this could serve as a background animation wherever you promote the OpenMoji project, seminars for example.

For a bit of technical side, I had to overcome a challenge of how to make the animation efficient for a quick page load. There was about 3180 emojis in the OpenMoji package I used in the animation. These amount to about 13 MB which is too slow to load all at once. To make things tricky, HTML Canvas, the way the animation is drawn, requires the rendered images to be downloaded beforehand. The solution was not trivial to find and put in code but now it works well and seems to be quite bandwidth-efficient. To start, the animation requires a browser to download about 60 kB. To keep the animation running and emojis falling, additional 25 kB needs to be downloaded per second. For reference, the front page of OpenMoji.org sums up to 3.4 MB.

Let me know if you find it useful in some way. I am happy to adjust it for the needs of the project and share the source.

I am part of a project (https://github.com/mudlet) that has recently start to adopt colour emojis and for Linux users this means we are currently forcing the use of Noto Color Emoji to fill-in and provide colour emojis by adding it with a QFont::insertSubstitution(<main font name>, "Noto Color Emoji") to the font we are using in various Qt widgets - I have revised our codebase to allow a different emoji font to be used and I selected Openmoji because I liked that it wasn't tied to a particular OS (and because it is working on supporting Unicode 12)!

However, although I can see that it is being used to substitute for Emoji code-points but unlike the Noto font I am only seeing the black and white glyphs. Can anyone explain why that is and what more needs to happen before the colour glyphs can be accessed. I did a fc-scan (from the fontconfig suite of tools) for each of the two font files and I was curious to see that the color option was false for Openmoji - is this a symptom or a cause of the Qt font rendering system from not handling the colour elements under Linux?

Noto color emoji:

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	fullnamelang: "en"(s)
	slant: 0(i)(s)
	weight: 80(f)(s)
	width: 100(f)(s)
	pixelsize: 109(f)(s)
	spacing: 100(i)(s)
	foundry: "GOOG"(s)
	antialias: False(s)
	file: "./src/fonts/noto-emoji-2018-08-10-unicode11/NotoColorEmoji.ttf"(s)
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	outline: False(s)
	scalable: True(w)
	charset: 
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	color: DontCare(s)
	symbol: False(s)
	variable: False(s)

Openmoji color:

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	stylelang: "en"(s)
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	fullnamelang: "en"(s)
	slant: 0(i)(s)
	weight: 80(f)(s)
	width: 100(f)(s)
	foundry: "PfEd"(s)
	file: "./src/fonts/openmoji-12.0/OpenMoji-Color.ttf"(s)
	index: 0(i)(s)
	outline: True(s)
	scalable: True(s)
	charset: 
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	0026: 2132401f 0700c44d 800fff05 c8000169 1afc0000 60030c03 001ac130 27bf0600
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	0029: 00000000 00300000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
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	0030: 00000000 20010000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
	0032: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 02800000 00000000 00000000 00000000
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	00e2: 000007ff 00000000 ffffffff 000003ff 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
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	lang: und-zsye(s)
	fontversion: 65536(i)(s)
	capability: "otlayout:latn"(s)
	fontformat: "TrueType"(s)
	decorative: False(s)
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Hi there,

I noticed that the website is using a github icon which is sadly not in the collection. Would this be possible to add?

Cheers :)

The primary and secondary colors have clear light and dark descriptions. The white/gray/black descriptions aren't as clear. It might be helpful to be more explicit.

Most images seem to use something like the following list.

White: #FFFFFF/#D0CFCE
Gray: #D0CFCE/#9B9B9A
Black: #9B9B9A/#3F3F3F (or #3F3F3F/#000000)

U+1F237 🈷️ Japanese “monthly amount” button lacks a horizontal stroke, and the left vertical stroke of it doesn't have Wān (curve; one of CJK strokes)

https://github.com/hfg-gmuend/openmoji/blob/7587bc799048b332e0d64490a065acdc20d61665/black/svg/1F237.svg

2764 red heart does not have a shadow like other colored hearts (white, black, brown, orange etc.)

It is possible to recreate the rainbow-flag? On every platform it will looks like the pride flag, except on yours. It would be nice, if it could be change to the same shape (rectangle) like the national flags.
look here
It's even possible with your colour palette. White isn't even a part of a rainbow.

Could not download this repo via github

OS: Windows 10

λ git --version
git version 2.16.2.windows.1

$ git clone [email protected]:hfg-gmuend/openmoji.git
Cloning into 'openmoji'...
Enter passphrase for key 'C:\Users\swe/.ssh/id_rsa':
remote: Enumerating objects: 110, done.
remote: Counting objects: 100% (110/110), done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (78/78), done.
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly6 GiB | 6.39 MiB/s   s
fatal: early EOF
fatal: index-pack failed

This is more of a heads up than anything else.

The grimacing face emoji is commonly displayed as gritted teeth, where as the openmoji equivalent is similar to the zany face

The characters (and skintone variants) show the face without shoulders unlike other OpenMoji person characters.

Some of the emoji graphics are needing cleanup (or at least checking, which ones are already good). Especially positioning might be helpful because that will show the most if used in an animation or on the same baseline. So, emojis that have a clear center or baseline should be in place.

There might be cases where it's not completely possible (see below). So try to come to the best possible solution (here at least vertical centering of the smileys big circle).

Please check a whole folder (e.g. activities/arts-crafts) at once. If everything is ok, post a comment in this issue to let me know and I'll update the TODO list below. If you have cleaned up things, please mention this issue in your commit/pull request.
Something like:
#76 Cleaned up smileys-emotion/face-smiling/

• activities
  • arts-crafts
  • award-medal
  • event
  • game
  • sport
• animals-nature
  • animal-amphibian
  • animal-bird
  • animal-bug
    • animal-mammal
  • animal-marine
  • animal-reptile
  • plant-flower
  • plant-other
• component
  • hair-style
  • skin-tone
• extras-openmoji
  • animals-nature
  • brand
  • emergency
  • food-drink
  • interaction
  • objects
  • people
  • technology
  • travel-places
  • ui-element
• extras-unicode
  • symbol-other
• flags
  • country-flag
  • flag
  • subdivision-flag
• food-drink
  • dishware
  • drink
  • food-asian
  • food-fruit
  • food-marine
  • food-prepared
  • food-sweet
  • food-vegetable
• objects
  • book-paper
  • clothing
  • computer
  • household
  • light-video
  • lock
  • mail
  • medical
  • money
  • music
  • musical-instrument
  • office
  • other-object
  • phone
  • science
  • sound
  • tool
  • writing
• people-body
  • body-parts
  • family
  • hand-fingers-closed
  • hand-fingers-open
  • hand-fingers-partial
  • hand-prop
  • hand-single-finger
  • hands
  • person
  • person-activity
  • person-fantasy
  • person-gesture
  • person-resting
  • person-role
  • person-sport
  • person-symbol
• smileys-emotion
  • cat-face
  • emotion
  • face-affection
  • face-concerned
  • face-costume
  • face-glasses
  • face-hand
  • face-hat
  • face-negative
  • face-neutral-skeptical
  • face-sleepy
  • face-smiling
  • face-tongue
  • face-unwell
  • monkey-face
• symbols
  • alphanum
  • arrow
  • av-symbol
  • gender
  • geometric
  • keycap
  • other-symbol
  • religion
  • transport-sign
  • warning
  • zodiac
• travel-places
  • hotel
  • place-building
  • place-geographic
  • place-map
  • place-other
  • place-religious
  • sky-weather
  • time
  • transport-air
  • transport-ground
  • transport-water

While the default hair color for many people emoji is distinct from red hair it is very hard to spot the difference. Take for example the "woman" emoji and the "woman with red hair" emoji.

What I would like

I use a screenshot program called ShareX that lets you take screenshots and, among other things, put images on them. It's useful at work. I would like to add your emojis to my file system so ShareX can use them as "Stickers".

It would be rad to add OpenMoji to my ShareX install!

However, since all the file names are Unicode (which is technically correct, the best kind of correct), it's too difficult to quickly search for that 💯 I'm looking for, or if I'm feeling salty, 💩.

I would like descriptive file names, like interaction-page-move.png.

Is this possible to do?

Faces

• Grimacing face isn't consistent - #61
• Eyes should be to the right and not centered Smirking Face and Unamused Face - #74
• face screaming in fear Hands should be clasped around the face not towards the eyes #85
• beaming face doesn't have bottom teeth showing - from issue #82 - #88
• frowning face with open mouth - shouldn't have eyebrows - #100
• tired and weary face emoji consistently has a wide, down turned, open mouth — whereas our emojis have a closed mouth. - from #67 - #100 - 6fff9f0
• If we are using big eyes like so face with rolling eyes we should have similarly big eyes for flushed face and face with pleading eyes - #100 - f0d9f9f
• Shocked Face with Exploding Head looks like some sort of crown but should have a cloud of smoke emanating (we use this emoji as an example of line art on the contributions page)
• face with look of triumph - complete redesign - There should be some steam coming out of nose
• serious face with symbols covering mouth - redesign - There are no symbols covering the mouth and the emoji should potentially be red

Face emojis with hands

We have 5 fingers in these emoji Face With Finger Covering Closed Lips and Thinking Face and I think we should have 5 fingers in these emoji too

• 4 fingers - smiling face with smiling eyes and hand covering mouth
• 4 fingers - Yawning Face
• 4 fingers - Hugging Face Also hands are too low

Other

• melon Should go green, orange, dark orange into the center #79
• dumpling Should be white - #80
• foot Heel should be fully rounded and there should be a ridge on the top of the foot - #89
• Seychelles flag should meet at a point - #90
• right anger bubble, thought balloon and speech balloon should all be flipped on the verticle axis - #92
• footprints Too simple, should have some curves - #94
• bikini Pieces should be bigger and closer together - fb866b5
• banana Too curvy, looks like a crescent moon - 1d94e43
• ok hand sign This and Pinching Hand above look like they have webbed fingers. - #86
• pinching fingers Pinching fingers should be closer
• raccoon - redesign - should potentially be face on, right now it isn't distinctive enough, looks like a sort of lemur or monkey

Very happy to discuss and back down from any of these suggestions, also will add any issues to this post if they are raised below

I believe OpenMoji should be listed on the official emoji chart published by Unicode Consortium:
https://unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji-list.html

Only major non-free emoji providers are listed there currently. Thus it should be a no-brainer for the Unicode to include a creative commons alternative to the list.

What do you think?

The tired and weary face emoji consistently has a wide, down turned, open mouth — whereas our emojis have a closed mouth. I would argue that our emoji's do seem more tired/exhausted and fit the unicode spec better, but we do want platform consistency and all the platforms have agreed on the open mouth version.

Fairly obvious implementation notes but we'd want a common mouth and then switch the eyes out for >< for the tired face

The bottom of the horse's jaw has two strokes intersecting and one of them "erases" part of the other.

See image.

The commit for #20 seems to have added extra grid layers in the source. The export-svg script only removes the first one. I'm submitting a pull request to address this.

Im trying to insert openMoji as a font to my html page but it only displays the black-font style.
I downloaded your Demo and opened it and it also does only display black font with both fonts, the color and the black one. To be clear: This is your demo and I did not change anything in the code.
It seems like the downloads on your website both download the black font type.

Watching this video on the openmoji.org start page, it's obvious that a lot of the emojis are not positioned accurately. Especially the standard smileys seem to have very inconsistent positions (and sometimes even sizes).

Is there a reason not to touch that? Otherwise I would try to help on that issue and start cleaning up.

Neither the natural rainbow or pride flag features the colour white. I'm not sure any reason for this difference

Hover effects should be added to the social media icons in the footer in the pages :

• Library
• Participate
• Samples
• About

I have the code for it. But I don't know where is the source code for these pages.
Could u pls tell it so that I can proceed on this issue.
Thanks

Despite #6 I could not find a quick overview of glyphs missing for full Unicode Emoji 11.0 support, also known as an agenda or a to-do list.

Once you can claim full support of a certain Unicode version (and allow efforts to maintain annual updates), Iʼm confident Emojipedia.org will start documenting this set, boosting its popularity.