Choose emoji that fit the sentence, then review the result
Mojitap adds existing Unicode emoji to supported English and Korean wording. Paste a draft, select Add Emojis to Text, review the suggested characters, and use Copy All. You can still edit every word and insert an emoji manually from the palette.
Try these exact inputs
These short examples reflect the current local rules, not customer results. Meaning outside the supported patterns can still be missed.
| Input | Result | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Dinner at 7 | Dinner at 7 ๐ฝ๏ธ | The meal cue is optional; the time stays in words. |
| The package arrived | The package arrived ๐ฆ | Only you can confirm whether the parcel arrived. |
| Do not click the link. | Do not click the link. โ ๏ธ | The warning must not become an invitation to click. |
| The release is cancelled. | The release is cancelled. ๐ซ | Cancellation is not a launch celebration. |
| ์ค๋ ๊ธฐ๋ถ์ด ์ข์ง ์์. | ์ค๋ ๊ธฐ๋ถ์ด ์ข์ง ์์. ๐ | Review tone and context before sending. |
| Please read section B. | Please read section B. ๐ | A reading cue is added without changing the instruction. |
How the number of emoji is chosen
The tool normally adds one cue to a matched sentence and limits additions within a paragraph. A long sentence can receive two compatible topic cues. A document-wide ceiling limits clutter; it is not a target the tool must fill. Existing emoji and repeated sentences reduce new additions.
The same input uses stable selection rather than unrelated random decoration. A sentence that already contains emoji is left alone. Clicking the button repeatedly is not intended to keep adding more symbols; use the palette for intentional additions.
What stays untouched
The engine preserves your words, punctuation, and line breaks. It excludes supported URL, email, mention, hashtag, and code patterns from topic matching. This is not a general-purpose parser or a guarantee for every markup format. Do not paste secrets or use decorative processing for program source, legal wording, or other exact-format material.
How the engine handles difficult wording
For ordinary English and Korean text, the engine falls back to broad context cues when no narrow topic rule wins. Negation, cancellation, failure, and sensitive wording are handled before positive or promotional cues so the added emoji does not reverse the sentence. Existing emoji and protected URL, email, code, mention, and hashtag patterns are preserved. Mojitap still does not interpret every form of sarcasm, metaphor, or complex condition like a human reader, so review the result before publishing.
Insert and copy
Select a palette emoji to insert it at the cursor. The original single-emoji clipboard copy is also attempted; a copy restriction does not prevent insertion. Copy All copies the editor text and reports a failure rather than claiming success when the browser blocks it. Clipboard behavior depends on browser permissions.
Find the right guide
For a particular character, use All Emojis. For an unknown name, try the description-based search guide. A box or broken sequence is covered by display troubleshooting. For device input, see the keyboard guide.
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