EmojiRequest in the News

• Emojis get their own conference, and become a big deal in tech - CNBC
• You can finally vote on the new emoji you want to see next - Washington Post
• Finally, a way to vote for the hard-earned emoji you want and deserve - Mashable
• EmojiRequest Released - Emojipedia
• Get the smiley you want by voting on EmojiRequest - Newstalk
• Now you can vote for new emojis, and even request new ones be created - 9to5mac
• Need more emoji? App lets users vote for their favourite icons... - Daily Mail
• Prepare yourselves: We can FINALLY vote for (and request!) new emojis - Yahoo! Style
• EmojiXpress mentioned in Forbes “Best 10 iOS Keyboards” list - Forbes
• The most popular new emoji isn’t actually the taco - MarketWatch
• It’s Hard Out There for a New Emoji - Wired
• What is YOUR favorite new emoji? - Daily Mail
• Das sind die beliebtesten Emojis - Bild
• Where to Find That Missing Emoji You Needed - Wired

Naming Usage

Please don't modify or abbreviate the brand name “EmojiRequest”. The first “E” and the “R” in EmojiRequest have to be capitalized. Always keep “EmojiRequest” as one word.

• EmojiRequest
• Emojirequest, Emoji Request, emojirequest, emoji request

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Screenshots

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Brand Guilelines

These Guidelines explain the ways you can and cannot use the EmojiRequest Brand Resources for marketing, press and other purposes.

• A written request must be submitted if you plan to use the EmojiRequest Brand Resources to advertise your products and services. Otherwise, no request is necessary if you follow EmojiRequest Brand Guidelines.
• Do not modify the EmojiRequest Brand Resources. This includes abbreviating the brand name, changing color, designs or combining our resources with other images or words.
• Only use current Logos and Screenshots that are available on EmojiRequest Brand Resources page. Please don't use EmojiRequest Logos and Screenshots found somewhere else on the web.
• Remember to follow all of the display guidelines for EmojiRequest resources. More information on terms of use can be found here.