Emoji Library

Browse, upload, and download community-made custom emojis and emoji packs for your Discord server.

The emoji library is a community-curated collection of custom emojis you can download and add directly to your Discord server. Emojis are organized into categories, moderated before publishing, and available as individual emojis or grouped packs.

Browsing and searching

Visit discord.place/emojis to explore the library:

• Search — find emojis by name
• Categories — filter by tags: Gaming, Anime, Memes, Pepe, Pixel Art, Cute, Logos, Utility, Animated, and Other
• Packs — switch to the Packs tab to browse curated multi-emoji collections

Each emoji card shows a preview, the name, the uploader, and a download count.

Uploading emojis

You must be a member of the discord.place Discord server to upload emojis. You can only have one emoji pending approval at a time.

1. Join the discord.place server

   Membership in the official discord.place Discord server is required before uploading.

2. Go to the upload page

   Navigate to discord.place/emojis/create.

3. Prepare your file

   Emojis must meet these requirements:

   • Format — PNG for static emojis, GIF for animated emojis
   • File size — maximum 256 KB per file
   • Name — alphanumeric characters and underscores only (Discord emoji naming rules)
   • Animated category — if your emoji is a GIF, include the Animated category; do not include it for PNG files
4. Fill in the details

   Enter a name for your emoji and select one or more categories that describe it.

5. Submit for review

   Click Upload. Your emoji enters the review queue. Once approved, it becomes publicly visible in the library.

Emoji packs

You can upload multiple emojis at once as a named pack. Packs group related emojis together and have their own listing page.

To upload a pack, select more than one file on the upload page. The same file format and size limits apply to each individual emoji in the pack. If any emoji in the pack is animated (GIF), you must include the Animated category on the pack.

A pack must contain at least the minimum number of emojis required by the platform. Uploading a single file always creates an individual emoji, never a pack.

Using emojis in your server

1. Find the emoji

   Browse or search the library and open the emoji’s detail page.

2. Download the file

   Click Download to save the PNG or GIF file to your computer.

3. Upload to Discord

   Open your Discord server settings, go to Emoji, and click Upload Emoji. Select the file you downloaded.

Alternatively, discord.place provides a one-click Upload to server button on each emoji page if you are logged in and have the Manage Emojis permission on a server you own or manage.