Your emoji game is about to get a lot more serious. with emoji cloud, you can add vector emojis to your projects with zero configuration and a single line of code
Hey Hunters š
When I first launched Emojicloud last year, It made a lot of designers very happy. But the response from developers was not as enthusiastic. "It would be nice if you made an emoji shortcode" they said, so I built emoji cloud 2.0
Now you just need to include a CDN on your page to access all the emojis in the library
Features
š All emojis are vector SVG's
ā”ļø Super Lightweight - under 50kb
š„ Blazing fast - delivered through a CDN
š Easy to use - zero to hero in seconds
šø Free and open-sourced
If you're a designer you can find all the vector SVG files with download options here.
The code is available on GitHub if you'd like to contribute, or self-host it.
@alohe Awesome product! Do you also have a mapper (dictionary) mapping real emojis to your CSS class names? It would be a great helper to do conversions from real emojis to SVG images.
Are there plans to add other emojis in the future too?
@theprioritizer That's a pretty cool idea, I'll look into it and maybe add that as a feature, thanks!
As to more emojis being added, the SVG files are sourced from https://sensa.co/emoji/ so I'll keep an eye out and see if they add any more to their library.
@alohe Not exactly. More like this
Then the JSON file can be parsed by Javascript, Python, Ruby, PHP, or any other programming language and used to replace real emojis in text with the <i class="emoji-*"></i>.
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