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New Emojis 2026 — Unicode 17.0 & iOS 26 Additions

The newest emojis are here! Unicode 17.0 — finalized in September 2025 — is rolling out across devices throughout 2026 with Apple iOS 26, Android 16 and Samsung One UI. Meet the latest faces and objects below, including the Distorted Face đŸĢĒ, Orca đŸĢ and Treasure Chest đŸĒŽ, plus their meanings and when you can use them on every platform.

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Unicode 17.0 Emojis

Rolling out now — iOS 26 & Android 16

Released: 2025-2026

The newest emoji set, finalized in September 2025 and arriving on devices through 2026 (Apple iOS 26, Android 16, Samsung One UI). These are the freshest faces and objects to hit your keyboard.

đŸĢĒ

Distorted Face

Glitching out, overwhelmed, melting down, or a warped reaction

đŸĢ¯

Fight Cloud

A comic-style scuffle, chaos, or "it's going down"

đŸĢ

Orca

Killer whales, the ocean, marine life, or Free Willy energy

đŸĢˆ

Hairy Creature

Bigfoot, Sasquatch, cryptids, or something mysterious

đŸĒŠ

Trombone

Music, jazz, marching band, or the classic "sad trombone"

🛘

Landslide

Natural disasters, things falling apart, or overwhelming change

đŸĒŽ

Treasure Chest

Riches, gaming loot, hidden gems, or a big reward

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Unicode 16.0 Emojis

Available on most devices

Released: 2024-2025

The Unicode 16.0 release brought several new emoji additions, now widely supported.

đŸĢŠ

Face with Bags Under Eyes

Tiredness, exhaustion, or lack of sleep

đŸĢ¨

Shaking Face

Shock, disbelief, or vibrating with emotion

🩷

Pink Heart

Gentle love, sweetness, or cuteness

đŸŠĩ

Light Blue Heart

Calm, serenity, or platonic friendship

đŸŠļ

Grey Heart

đŸĢ¸

Rightwards Pushing Hand

Pushing away, rejecting, or directing

đŸĢˇ

Leftwards Pushing Hand

Pushing away or blocking

đŸĒŋ

Goose

Silliness, the game Untitled Goose Game, or nature

đŸĢŽ

Moose

Wildlife, Canada, or the great outdoors

đŸĒŊ

Wing

Freedom, flight, or angelic

đŸĒģ

Hyacinth

Spring flowers, beauty, or rebirth

đŸĢš

Ginger Root

Cooking, spice, or health remedy

Unicode 15.0 Emojis

Widely supported

Released: 2022-2023

Unicode 15.0 introduced 31 new emoji characters that are now widely supported.

đŸĢ 

Melting Face

Embarrassment, sarcasm, or literally melting from heat

đŸĢĄ

Saluting Face

Respect, "yes sir", or loyalty

đŸĢŖ

Face with Peeking Eye

Can't look away, nervous peeking, or shy curiosity

đŸĢĨ

Dotted Line Face

Feeling invisible, empty, or disappearing

đŸĢ§

Bubbles

Washing, cleaning, or bubbly personality

đŸĒē

Nest with Eggs

Home, family planning, or cozy

🛝

Playground Slide

Fun, childhood, or play

đŸŠģ

X-Ray

Medical, seeing through, or health checkup

đŸĢļ

Heart Hands

Love, support, or Korean heart gesture

🤌

Pinched Fingers

Italian hand gesture, "what do you want?", or "perfetto"

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How New Emojis Get Approved

New emojis are approved by the Unicode Consortium, a non-profit organization that maintains text standards used by all major tech companies. Each year, the Consortium reviews emoji proposals submitted by individuals and organizations worldwide. Approved emojis go through design, testing, and platform rollout stages before appearing on your device.

When Do New Emojis Appear on My Phone?

After Unicode approves new emojis, each platform (Apple, Google, Samsung, Microsoft) creates their own designs. Apple typically adds new emojis in fall iOS updates, while Google updates Android throughout the year. It usually takes 6-12 months from approval to widespread availability.

Learn More

Check out our Emoji Meanings Guide to understand what all emojis mean, browse Trending Emojis to see what is popular, or read our new emojis blog post for the latest news.

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