Have you ever needed an emoji for a project, only to spend the next few minutes looking for the right version? Sometimes you just need a PNG for your UI. Other times, you need an SVG, a Unicode value, an HTML entity, or an encoded version. And somehow, finding all of these can mean opening multiple websites just to get one little thing.
It's not a big problem, but it's the kind of small task that interrupts your workflow, especially when you're already juggling design and development work.
We wanted to make that a little easier, so here's an emoji resource where you can find everything in one place:
🔗 https://radianui.com/resources/emoji
You can search for emojis, download SVGs and PNGs in different sizes, and copy useful formats like Unicode, Unicode escapes, HTML entities, HTML code, shortcodes, and URI-encoded values. No need to keep switching between websites just to find the format you need.
Of course, copying an emoji directly works perfectly fine most of the time. But when you need a specific format, having everything together can save you a few extra steps.
How do you usually handle emojis in your projects? Do you copy them directly, use a library, or search for the formats whenever you need them?
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