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The Rise of Combo Emoji: How Google's Emoji Kitchen Works

A look at the sticker-mashup trend that lets people combine two emoji into something new.

House of Emojis EditorialPublished 1 min read

Google's Emoji Kitchen, launched within Gboard, lets people combine two existing emoji into a single custom sticker โ€” mash Fire ๐Ÿ”ฅ and Smiling Face with Heart-Eyes ๐Ÿ˜ together, for instance, and you get an entirely new illustrated sticker that didn't exist in the Unicode standard at all.

This is technically different from what we usually mean by an 'emoji combo' elsewhere on this site (like pairing Party Popper ๐ŸŽ‰ and Birthday Cake ๐ŸŽ‚ in a sentence) โ€” Emoji Kitchen generates an actual new illustrated image, a sticker rather than two separate standardized characters sent side by side.

The appeal is obvious: it lets people express something more specific than any single emoji covers, without waiting for the Unicode Consortium's slower, once-a-year approval cycle. A combined Skull ๐Ÿ’€ and Loudly Crying Face ๐Ÿ˜ญ sticker captures 'dying laughing' more precisely than either emoji alone.

The tradeoff is portability. Emoji Kitchen stickers only work within apps that support the feature (mainly Google's own keyboard and Android Messages) โ€” send one to someone on a different platform and it may not render at all, unlike a standard Unicode emoji which at least displays as some version everywhere.

If you're looking for combos that work universally across every platform instead, our piece on the best emoji combos for every occasion sticks to standard, individually-sendable emoji pairings rather than platform-specific stickers.

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