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Emoji Counter

Count emoji grapheme sequences and list each distinct emoji in first-seen order.

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Emoji report Choose an action to process the input.

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Method, example & boundaries

Emoji Counter: from input to a reviewable result

Count user-perceived emoji grapheme sequences and list distinct emoji in first-seen order. This avoids treating every Unicode code point as a separate visible symbol when reviewing social copy, interface labels, or notification text.

Worked example: repeated and skin-tone emoji

Example input
Launch 🚀 with 321Kit 🧰🚀. Great work 👍🏽!
Example output
Four emoji sequences; three distinct values in first-seen order: 🚀, 🧰, 👍🏽.

How to interpret it

The rocket is counted twice, while the thumbs-up and its skin-tone modifier remain one visible grapheme rather than two separate characters.

Grapheme-aware recognition

The analyzer segments text into user-perceived graphemes, identifies emoji presentation and joined sequences, increments the total for every occurrence, and uses the complete grapheme as the key for the distinct list.

Unicode and display boundaries

  • Rendering can vary across operating systems even when the sequence is identical.
  • Newly standardized emoji may depend on the browser Unicode implementation.
  • The result counts sequences; it does not judge tone, accessibility, or cultural meaning.

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