Mutant Standard is ready to use in a variety of apps and services.
Here you can find sections and downloads for some of the most popular web apps and services that support custom emoji.
Mutant Standard is ready to use in a variety of apps and services.
Here you can find sections and downloads for some of the most popular web apps and services that support custom emoji.
If you want to try out a sample of the emoji first, join the official Discord server :D.
If not, you'll need to ask your server admin if they can add the emoji for you.
If you have Discord Nitro, you could instead make your own personal server for custom emoji. This means you can use whatever custom emoji you want anywhere without asking your server admin(s). You can follow the next steps with your own private server.
You need to be on a computer running Windows, macOS or Linux to upload emoji to Discord. You can't do it on tablets or phones with iOS or Android.
Download the emoji package below.
Then unzip the download. If you're on Windows on macOS, you should be able to do that just by double-clicking the .zip file.
Check out the link below if you don't already know how to add emoji to your server.
Attributing is a legal requirement, but it's also generally cool because every designer deserves credit, and it helps people find the project! Don't worry, it's really easy.
Copy the text in the box below and paste it in a #readme / #about / #rules channel, or any kind of channel that users can't chat in or edit. If you don't have one, make one!
If not, you'll need to ask your forum admin if they can add the emoji for you.
Download the latest 64px PNG version of the emoji below.
Then unzip the download. If you're on Windows on macOS, you should be able to do that just by double-clicking the .zip file.
(Instructions accurate as of 1.9.0beta14)
Customise.Emoji subsection.Add New Emoji button to add the image.Attributing is a legal requirement, but it's also generally cool because every designer deserves credit, and it helps people find the project! Don't worry, it's really easy.
Copy the text in the box below and paste it somewhere in your forum's FAQ page.
This forum uses Mutant Standard emoji, which are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
If you're not an admin of your instance, you'll need to ask your admin if they can add the emoji for you.
Daggertooth has made an unofficial script for undockerised instances. This will download, unzip and add every emoji from Mutant Standard.
This is quite experimental since shortcodes for Mutant Standard emoji might change in the future, but if you want every single emoji and want to be on the cutting edge, then you can use this and then skip to step 3.
Download the latest 64px PNG version by clicking the button below:
Then unzip the download. If you're on Windows on macOS, you should be able to do that just by double-clicking the .zip file.
(Instructions accurate as of 2.3.0)
Administration Section.Custom emojis.Upload button.Upload button to add it.Attributing is a legal requirement, but it's also generally cool because every designer deserves credit, and it helps people find the project! Don't worry, it's really easy.
(Instructions accurate as of 2.3.0)Administration Section.Site Settings.This instance uses Mutant Standard emoji, which are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Save Changes.If you're not an admin of your workspace/team, you'll need to ask your admin if they can add the emoji for you.
Download the latest 128px PNG version of the emoji below.
Then unzip the download. If you're on Windows on macOS, you should be able to do that just by double-clicking the .zip file.
Check out the link below if you don't already know how to add emoji to your server.
Attributing is a legal requirement, but it's also generally cool because every designer deserves credit, and it helps people find the project! Don't worry, it's really easy.
Copy the text in the box below and paste it in the purpose of your #general Slack channel (or any channel that serves a similar general-use purpose).
Check out the official test sticker pack for a sample.
Download the latest Telegram Stickers version of the emoji below.
Then unzip the download. If you're on Windows on macOS, you should be able to do that just by double-clicking the .zip file.
Use the @Stickers bot to make a new sticker pack or add Mutant Standard emoji to an existing sticker pack.
Attributing is a legal requirement, but it's also generally cool because every designer deserves credit, and it helps people find the project! Don't worry, it's really easy.
At the end of your sticker pack, just add this picture.
Even if you have a Telegram pack that uses some Mutant Standard emoji and some stickers from other sources, you should still add this sticker at the end.
Shortcode emoji have human-readable names and an easy to read folder structure (ie. smile, hanafuda_card, thumbs_up_hmn_h1).
Use these if you just want to add a few custom emoji to a chat or forum server.
Also use these if you want to access all of Mutant Standard's emoji. (Codepoint versions don't have all Mutant Standard emoji yet. Find out more here.)
Codepoint emoji have machine-readable filenames based on Unicode codepoints (ie. 1f642, 1f3b4, 1f44d-1f3ff).
Use this if you have complete control over a web app and want to replace Unicode Standard emoji sets with Mutant Standard emoji, you want to browse Mutant Standard emoji by codepoint, or you just want any kind of software to go through Mutant Standard for you.
Currently, codepoint emoji only cover what is in the Unicode Standard (and some other cases), so not all emoji (such as alternative hand types and colours) are available in codepoint packages yet. Find out more here.
If you're not sure how to use the emoji, this page has guides for various apps that might be able to help you.
If you're just playing around with the emoji personally, you don't have to do this. If you are using them somewhere in public and fair use doesn't apply, then attributing the project is a legal requirement.
Don't worry, it's really easy. Just copy one version of the text below and paste it somewhere based on some of the tips below.
This [thing] uses Mutant Standard emoji, which are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
This [thing] uses Mutant Standard emoji, which are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Put it in a static place only admins can edit (like a readme channel, about page or footer) and where anyone can easily see it. It should not be put in a message or post.
If you're using the emoji in some non-moving visual work, place it somewhere next to it wherever it is presented so people can see.
If the emoji are appearing in a presentation or video, place the plain text small version somewhere that works for you.
If you can, place a full-size version, but if you don't have space or time, just use the mini version.
For more details on attribution, check out Creative Commons' guidance below:
Latest version: Apr 2018
Emoji that $5+ Patrons on Patreon get to come up with every month. Check it out!
Download the latest version of the emoji below.
Then unzip the download. If you're on Windows on macOS, you should be able to do that just by double-clicking the .zip file.
Latest version: S1
Random and experimental ideas that don't belong in the normal set.
Download the latest version of the emoji below.
Then unzip the download. If you're on Windows on macOS, you should be able to do that just by double-clicking the .zip file.