Waving hand
- Input
- aceno / waving hand
- Expected output
- 👋 (5 tons de pele)
One of the 133 emoji that change color with the active tone in the toolbar.
Carregando ferramenta… / Loading tool…
people and gesture emoji
This is the largest group in the catalog, 388 emoji, and the only one where skin tone actually changes the artwork: 133 of the 388 entries accept one of the 5 Fitzpatrick modifiers, the rest stay identical no matter the tone chosen.
One of the 133 emoji that change color with the active tone in the toolbar.
Two of the 30 family combinations, both ZWJ sequences.
A profession with 3 gendered versions; the 4th match is the fire engine itself.
Yes, because what's copied is real Unicode text, not an image. Any text field that accepts Unicode (social media, WhatsApp, email, source code, file names) accepts the result. The only thing that can vary is the artwork: it may look different from platform to platform, but the meaning and the underlying text stay the same.
The skin tone modifier (5 Fitzpatrick-scale options) only exists for the 133 entries in this group that depict hands, bodies or body parts. Objects, animals and symbols don't have this variation, because there is technically no tone codepoint defined for them in the Unicode standard.
It ignores the joining character (Zero Width Joiner) and shows each simple emoji separately: a family of 4 shows up as four person icons in a row instead of one combined scene. The copied text is still correct, it's just the device's emoji font that is out of date.
Because the search scans the entire dataset, not only the "people & body" group: 🚒 the fire engine belongs to the "travel & places" group, but shares the same "firefighter" keyword in its annotations, so it shows up alongside the 3 person results.
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