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Add an emoji to your email subject line

Article: 000018742
Updated: August 27, 2024

Insert an emoji into the subject line of an email using the emoji picker

Adding a single emoji to your subject line couldn't be easier! Similar to writing a text message with your mobile phone, you can choose from a wide range of emoji, including smiley faces, food and drink, and objects to help your subject line stand out in the inbox.

design tipTip: Before you add emoji to your subject line, check out our best practices for using emoji to keep your email from triggering spam filters.

 

  1. In your email draft, click to edit the header.

    Email header block
     
  2. Place your cursor in the Subject field where you want the emoji to be inserted. Then click on the smiley face icon and select an emoji from the drop-down.
    Note: Additional emoji are available on the web. Emojipedia.org is a great resource that gives you a description of what the emoji means, shows you the different display variations across different platforms, and lets you easily copy the emoji to paste into your subject line.

    Subject line field with Emoji icon and drop-down
     
  3. Click Save to close the header.

    Subject line with emoji and Save button
     

 

When you're finished editing your email, click Continue to schedule it to send to your contacts.

 

Video IconSee it done: Looking for more help? Check out our video tutorial for crafting the perfect subject line.

 

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