Google's Noto Color Emoji, as shipped on current Android. The set that redesigned the blobs away, and the default on most Linux servers — which is why so much of the web is accidentally rendered in it.
Pick it for android-facing product shots, and anywhere you want the picture to match what a Pixel would draw.
Apple Color Emoji — the glyphs most people picture when they picture an emoji, because most people compose them on a phone that draws these.
Pick it for anything whose audience is on iPhone, and any mockup that has to look like a real iOS screen.
Android's original blobs, retired by Google in 2017 and kept alive by the people who never forgave them for it. Gboard still hides a few.
Pick it for nostalgia, and any piece about how emoji rendering differs — the blobs make the point in one picture.
Twitter's open-licensed set. Flat, high-contrast and unmistakable — and, because the licence is permissive, the set a great many sites deliberately load for themselves.
Pick it for social preview images for X, and any brand that already uses Twemoji on its own site.
WhatsApp draws its own emoji rather than the host system's, so the same message looks the same on an iPhone and on an Android — and looks like neither.
Pick it for anything mocking up a WhatsApp conversation, where the system set would immediately read as wrong.
Samsung One UI ships its own set over Android's. On the best-selling Android handsets on earth, this — not Noto — is what a person actually sees.
Pick it for design QA for a Korean or European mobile audience, where Galaxy share is high enough that the Android set is the wrong preview.
Meta's in-app set, drawn rounder and warmer than the system emoji it replaces inside the app.
Pick it for preview images for Facebook, and mockups of Messenger threads.
Segoe UI Emoji — the flat, geometric set on every Windows desktop, and therefore on most of the screens in most offices.
Pick it for documentation and product shots aimed at a desktop-Windows audience.
Every device preset already picks the set its device would draw. Name one explicitly and it wins — “this page on an iPhone, but in Twemoji” is a fair request.
{
"url": "https://moxial.ovh",
"preset": "iphone",
"emoji_set": "twemoji"
}