Create emoji: mix two into one

How to mix emoji

1. Pick a first emoji from the list, or search for one by name.
2. Pick a second one. Only the emoji that have a mix with your first choice are shown.
3. Copy the sticker or download it as a PNG, then paste or attach it anywhere you can send a picture.

Stickers are Google’s Emoji Kitchen artwork, loaded directly from Google’s servers (www.gstatic.com). The list of available pairs comes from the open emoji-kitchen-backend project. DBEmoji is not affiliated with Google. See data sources.

Questions people ask

How do I create a new emoji?

Pick two emoji on this page. The result is the sticker Google's Emoji Kitchen drew for that pair, which you can copy or download as a PNG and send as a picture. You cannot invent a new Unicode emoji this way — new emoji are added to the standard by the Unicode Consortium.

What is Emoji Kitchen?

Emoji Kitchen is a feature of Google's Gboard keyboard that turns two emoji into one new sticker, drawn by Google's designers. Google introduced it on Android in 2020 and keeps adding new mixes.

Can I mix any two emoji?

No. Every mix is drawn by hand, so only pairs Google has published exist — 147,000 of them across 619 emoji in the list this page uses. Once you pick a first emoji, only the emoji it mixes with stay selectable.

Does the order of the two emoji matter?

No. Each pair has one sticker, so 😂 + 😍 and 😍 + 😂 give the same result.

Can I send a mix as an emoji?

Not as text. A mix is a PNG image, not a Unicode character, so other phones cannot type or render it. Copy or download it here and send it as a picture, or use Gboard on Android, where the stickers are built in.

Who made these stickers, and can I reuse them?

The stickers are Google's artwork and load straight from Google's servers; DBEmoji does not host, edit or relicense them and is not affiliated with Google. Personal sharing is what the feature is for — check Google's terms before any commercial use.