Emoji Kitchen

How to mix two emoji

Choose the first emoji from the grid on the left, or type its name in the search box above it. The grid on the right then dims every emoji that has no recipe with your first pick, so whatever is still in colour will work.

Click a second emoji on the right and the sticker appears in the middle. Click a different one on either side to try another pairing; the order does not matter, because each pair has a single sticker.

The dice buttons pick a random emoji for that side, and Random mix picks a working pair for you. It is the quickest way to find combinations you would not have thought to try.

Sending the sticker

Copy image puts the PNG on your clipboard, so you can paste it straight into WhatsApp Web, Discord, Slack, Telegram or an email. Some browsers, mostly on phones, do not allow images on the clipboard; there, use Download PNG and send the saved file.

The stickers are pictures, not characters. Unlike a normal emoji they will look exactly the same for the person receiving them, on any phone or computer, but they cannot be typed into a text field the way a character can.

Where the stickers come from

Emoji Kitchen is a Google feature that started in the Gboard keyboard on Android: type two emoji and it suggests a hand-drawn sticker that merges them. Every sticker is drawn by Google's designers; nothing is generated on this page.

Not every pair exists. Google has drawn a little over 160,000 of them across 619 emoji, and adds more every few months. This page only offers pairs that have a real sticker, so you never land on a blank result.