10 jQuery Emoji Plugins
In this post, find a compiled list of 10 jQuery based emoji plugins to convert text into emoji characters. These plugins can be attached HTML elements like textarea or div with minimal efforts. These plugins can be used to display emoji and for getting feedback.
1. jQuery Emoji
jQueryEmoji is a small, simple, scalable and fast jQuery emoji parser plugin which converts emoji characters within your text into corresponding icons using a regular expression that contains all the existent emoji’s available on the latest iOS and macOS.
EmojiOne Area is a small jQuery plugin that allows you to transform any HTMLÂ element into simple WYSIWYG editor with ability to use EmojiOne icons. The end result is a secure text/plain in which the image icons will be replaced with their Unicode analogues.
3. jEmoji
jEmoji is a plugin which provides you a simple way to let your users type emoji’s in your inputs. A lot of social applications like Twitter, Slack or Facebook integrate them, and now there is no reason for you to do the same.
4. Emoji Picker
Emoji Picker allows you to add a slick emoji selector to input fields and textareas on your website.
5. jQuery-emoji
jQuery-emoji is a jQuery plugin which allow textarea or editable div has ability to insert emoji.
6. FaceMocion
FaceMocion is a lightweight (2kb) jQuery plugin that converts an input field into an emoji picker using new Facebook emoticons. It uses PNG sprites magic for making emoji.
7. Emoji.js
Emoji.js is a plugin to convert your typing to colorful Twitter emoji to use on your website or projects.
This jQuery Plugin allows you to add support for Emojis to any text input on your web app. With this plugin, your desktop users can enjoy the same great Emoji support your mobile users already have.
Emoji Ratings is a simple, lightweight jQuery star rating plugin that uses emoji unicode characters for rating symbols.
10. Embed.js
Embed.js is a JavaScript plugin which can be used with jQuery. It analyses the string and automatically embeds the supported emojis, media, maps, tweets, code and services.
