Emoji to PNG Exporter

Turn any emoji into a transparent PNG at any size, with padding, background options and a multi-size icon pack.

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How it works

Type or paste an emoji, pick a size, and it is drawn onto an HTML canvas with your system's colour emoji font and exported as a PNG. Everything happens in your browser โ€” the emoji never leaves your device, and there is no upload, sign-up or watermark. Transparent is the default background, which is what you want for app icons, stickers, Discord and Slack uploads or slide decks.

The size pack button builds a ZIP with 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 and 512 px versions in one go โ€” handy for favicons and app icon sets. Files are named after the emoji's Unicode code points (for example emoji-1f680-128.png for ๐Ÿš€), so they stay unambiguous across operating systems. The exact artwork comes from the emoji font installed on your device, so a ๐Ÿš€ exported on Windows looks like Segoe UI Emoji and on a Mac like Apple Color Emoji.

Frequently asked questions

How do I save an emoji as a transparent PNG?

Type or paste the emoji into the box (or pick one from the palette), choose a size such as 128 ร— 128, leave the background on Transparent and click Download PNG. The emoji is drawn on a canvas in your browser and encoded as a PNG with a real alpha channel. Nothing is uploaded and there is no watermark.

What size should an emoji PNG be?

512 px is a safe master size you can scale down from. Use 128 px for Slack and Discord custom emoji, 512 px for stickers and app icons, and 16/32/48 px for favicons. The Download size pack (ZIP) button exports 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 and 512 px versions at once so you do not have to re-export by hand.

Why does the exported emoji look different from the one on my phone?

The PNG is rendered with the colour emoji font installed on the device you are using: Segoe UI Emoji on Windows, Apple Color Emoji on macOS and iOS, Noto Color Emoji on Android and most Linux systems. The same emoji therefore has a different drawing on each platform, so export from the device whose style you want.

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