Release notes
Redrawn in JoyPixels Animations 3.5
JoyPixels Animations redrew 97 emoji in this release, compared with 2.0. Each is shown beside the design it replaced.
Also in this release: 100 emoji added →
Beaming Face with Smiling Eyes
Grinning Squinting Face
Rolling on the Floor Laughing
Face with Tears of Joy
Winking Face
Smiling Face with Halo
Smiling Face with Hearts
Smiling Face with Heart-Eyes
Star-Struck
Face Blowing a Kiss
Smiling Face
Winking Face with Tongue
Zany Face
Money-Mouth Face
Smiling Face with Open Hands
Shushing Face
Zipper-Mouth Face
Smirking Face
Unamused Face
Face with Rolling Eyes
Lying Face
Relieved Face
Drooling Face
Sleeping Face
Face with Thermometer
Face with Head-Bandage
Face Vomiting
Hot Face
Cold Face
Woozy Face
Face with Spiral Eyes
Exploding Head
Cowboy Hat Face
Partying Face
Smiling Face with Sunglasses
Nerd Face
Face with Monocle
Flushed Face
Crying Face
Loudly Crying Face
Face Screaming in Fear
Weary Face
Face with Steam From Nose
Face with Symbols on Mouth
Smiling Face with Horns
Pile of Poo
Ghost
See-No-Evil Monkey
Hear-No-Evil Monkey
Speak-No-Evil Monkey
Sparkling Heart
Revolving Hearts
Broken Heart
Hundred Points
Collision
Waving Hand
Crossed Fingers
Backhand Index Pointing Left
Backhand Index Pointing Right
Backhand Index Pointing up
Middle Finger
Backhand Index Pointing Down
Thumbs up
Thumbs Down
Oncoming Fist
Clapping Hands
Raising Hands
Flexed Biceps
Man Tipping Hand
Woman Tipping Hand
Man Raising Hand
Woman Raising Hand
Man Facepalming
Woman Facepalming
Man Shrugging
Woman Shrugging
Dog Face
Unicorn
Hot Beverage
Bottle with Popping Cork
Clinking Beer Mugs
Clinking Glasses
Desert Island
Rocket
Fire
Fireworks
Sparkles
Party Popper
Confetti Ball
Trophy
Bullseye
Water Pistol
Crown
Violin
Light Bulb
Money with Wings
Bomb
Frequently asked questions
- What changed in JoyPixels Animations 3.5?
- Compared with 2.0, JoyPixels Animations 3.5 added 100 new emoji and redrew 97 existing designs.
- How is a redesign told apart from a re-release?
- By the artwork itself. Every image is stored with a checksum of its bytes, so a design counts as redrawn only when those bytes differ from 2.0. A version number cannot tell you this — most releases ship the same drawings unchanged.