Markdownチュートリアル

Emoji

Emoji can be created in two common ways

Copy Emoji Content

You can copy emoji content from Emoji Pedia. Many Markdown applications will automatically display emoji in Markdown format text.

Tips: If you are using a static website, make sure the HTML encoding format is UTF-8.

Using Emoji Shortcodes

Some Markdown applications allow you to insert emoji by typing emoji shortcodes.

They usually start and end with colons and contain the emoji name.

:joy:

Rendered output:

😂

Common Emoji Shortcodes

Here are some commonly used emoji shortcodes:

ShortcodeEmojiDescription
:smile:😄Smiling face
:heart:❤️Red heart
:thumbsup::thumbsup:Thumbs up
:fire:🔥Fire
:star:Star
:check::check:Check mark

Best Practices for Emoji

Use Sparingly

Use emoji sparingly to maintain professionalism and readability.

Choose Appropriate Emoji

Select emoji that are relevant to your content and audience.

Test Compatibility

Test your emoji display across different Markdown processors and platforms.