Object Emoji Copy and Paste - 300+ Object Emojis
Copy and paste object emojis including tools, electronics, clothing, and everyday items. Click any emoji to copy it instantly.
Objects (300)
Total emojis: 300
How to Copy Objects Emojis
- Browse the objects emojis above
- Click any emoji to instantly copy it to your clipboard
- Paste with Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac) anywhere you want
These emojis work on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X, Discord, Facebook, WhatsApp, and most other platforms.
About Object Emojis
Object emojis are the workhorse category — over 300 items covering everything from a 💻 laptop to a 🪥 toothbrush. Many of the earliest object emojis came from Japan's 1990s pager and mobile culture, which is why the original Unicode emoji set is full of items like 📠 (Fax Machine), 📟 (Pager) and 💾 (Floppy Disk) that feel like relics today. Unicode 6.0 (2010) absorbed roughly 100 of these objects, and the category has grown with most releases since: Unicode 12.0 (2019) added accessibility items like 🦽 (Manual Wheelchair) and 🦯 (White Cane), and Unicode 13.0 brought 🪞 (Mirror), 🪟 (Window), and 🪤 (Mouse Trap).
Most popular object emojis
- 💯 Hundred Points — ubiquitous in agreement and "this is the truth" comments.
- 🔥 Fire — technically classed as a nature emoji by some platforms but used universally to mean "this is great".
- 💰 Money Bag, 💎 Gem Stone, 👑 Crown — the holy trinity of hype captions.
- 🎉 Party Popper and 🎁 Gift — the default celebration pair on birthdays and launches.
- 📱 Mobile Phone and 💻 Laptop — tech-tweet staples.
- 💡 Light Bulb — idea-pitch shorthand on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Where people use them
Object emojis carry a lot of meaning in product launch threads on X, where 🚀, 📦, and 🎁 do the heavy lifting. Instagram bios lean on 💼 (Briefcase) and 📍 (Pin) to compress occupation and location into two characters. TikTok captions use 💀 alongside ironic object choices like 🚪 (Door) for "I'm leaving" jokes. On WhatsApp, 📌 (Pushpin) and 📎 (Paperclip) are quietly popular for organising group chats.
Platform rendering differences
The same object can look strikingly different across vendors. The Pistol emoji was redesigned by every major platform between 2016 and 2018 to look like a water gun — Apple led, then Microsoft, Samsung, Twitter and Google followed — which means it now reads completely differently from the original intent. Vendor-specific quirks linger: Apple's 💾 floppy disk shows a 3.5-inch disk in a distinct teal, Google's renders it as a navy blue square. The 💎 (Gem Stone) varies from blue (Apple, Google) to pink (Samsung) to a more muted teal (Microsoft).
If you want non-emoji object symbols (✂ scissors, ✈ aeroplane, ☎ telephone in plain Unicode), see our cool symbols collection.