Stop mixing emoji sets like it is a hobby

If your product uses Apple emojis in one place, Google emojis in another, and a random sticker pack for “fun”, users notice. Not because they love typography, but because inconsistency screams “we winged it”.

The Icons8 Emoji Style pack gives you a single, cohesive set of emoji icons designed to replace the usual cross platform mashup. It is a colorful emoji pack that works across interfaces, landing pages, emails, slides, and social visuals, without the style roulette. (icons8.com)

Built around the official Unicode structure

This is not a random collection of faces and food. Icons are sorted based on the official Unicode structure, which makes the set easier to browse and much easier to map into real features like emoji pickers, reactions, stickers, and categorised search. (icons8.com)

The pack includes 2,100 icons, so you can cover far more than the basic “smile, thumbs up, fire” starter kit. (icons8.com)

Formats that fit real workflows

Icons8 keeps the downloads practical:

• Emoji PNG files up to 100px for UI, docs, and lightweight marketing
• Editable vectors for when you need crisp emoji SVG assets that scale cleanly (icons8.com)

You can also tweak icons before downloading, which is perfect when you need a quick adjustment for a dark background, a compact layout, or a branded template, without opening three apps and swearing at export settings.

Where teams actually use this emoji set

Product teams use these emojis for reaction bars, onboarding, empty states, chat UI, and micro interactions. Marketing teams use the same style for banners, newsletters, and social content, so campaigns do not look like they changed phones mid launch.

Grab the full set here: emojis.