Emoji Wheel

Radial emoji picker: hold a key, press the right mouse button, and drop any emoji into the field you're typing in.

Emoji Wheel puts every emoji under your cursor. Hold a key, press the right mouse button, and a radial menu appears right where you are. Move toward a category, then toward an emoji, and let go: it is inserted into the text field you are typing in. HOW IT WORKS • Hold Alt (or Shift / Ctrl) and press the right mouse button, or hold the right button and click the left one. • Move toward one of 16 sectors: your favorites at the top and 15 themed categories, from happy faces, feelings, gestures and people to animals, food, sports, travel and objects. • Move on to an emoji in the 5×5 panel and release. Release inside the ring to insert the category's first emoji instantly. • Rest the cursor on the thin outer ring to open the rest of the category, up to 200 more emoji. The outer ring above Favorites shows your 25 most recently used emoji. • Outside a text field the emoji is copied to the clipboard instead. FEATURES • A favorites sector that you fill yourself • A large built-in emoji library, including recent Unicode releases • Fully editable categories: names, icons and emoji lists • Adjustable wheel size • 14 interface languages: English, Русский, Українська, Español, Français, Deutsch, Português, Italiano, Türkçe, 中文, 日本語, 한국어, हिन्दी, العربية • Dark settings page, export and import of settings • Works in text fields, text areas and rich editors PRIVACY Emoji Wheel does not collect, transmit or sell any data. It does not read page content and contains no analytics or ads. Settings are stored in Chrome (and synced through your Google account if Chrome sync is on); recently used emoji stay on your device. GOOD TO KNOW • Chrome does not allow extensions on chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store and the built-in PDF viewer, so the menu cannot open there. • How emoji look depends on your operating system; the newest ones may appear as a box on older systems. • On macOS and Linux the "right button + left click" option can show the system context menu; use the key option there.