Full fledged documentation at the GitHub Docs.

Get started with basics here:

Usage Guide

Emoji Search

1. Type in the search bar to find emojis by name or category

2. Select Copy or Insert mode:

   • Copy: Copies emoji to clipboard

   • Insert: Inserts directly into active text object or node

3. Click on an emoji to copy/insert it

Emoji Categories

1. Expand the Emojis panel

2. Click a category button (e.g., “Smileys & Emotion”)

3. Browse emojis in a 4-column grid

4. Click ← Back to return to categories

SVG Import (View3D Only)

1. Check Show SVG Options in the search panel

2. Emojis with available SVGs show an asterisk (*)

3. Click the SVG button to import as a curve object

Working with Text Objects

In View3D:

1. Select a Text object

2. Use Insert mode

3. Click an emoji to insert at cursor position

In Geometry Nodes:

1. Select a String node

2. Use Insert mode

3. Click an emoji to append to the string input

Working with the Text Editor:

Using the text editor in the node editor: Click on the “Open Text Editor” button to open the text editor. You can use the editor just like any text editor to add multiline text.

Changing the text format to bold or italic: You can change the text format to bold or italic using the buttons 🅱️ Bold Live and 𝑰 Italic Live.

Changing the text format to superscript or subscript: You can change the text format to superscript or subscript, by pressing the "Live" buttons. If the super or sub script of that character exists then it will print the same else it will roll back to its original format.

Frame Creation and Management:

Creating a frame. Open a Shader Node Editor (Same for Geometry and Compositor node editors) : Press N – Go to the Mesh Writer tab To create a frame or comment: Use the “Create Frame ➕” button

Creating a frame for a node or nodes: Select your node or nodes Use the “Insert Frame ☐” button A frame will be created at the mouse cursor location.

Note:

Each frame creation results in a data block named “_MW”.

This stores your text and formatting. Any frame created via Mesh Writer will have a data block ending with _MW. You can change it if you want.

All data blocks are saved automatically, you do not need to save them manually.

To delete a frame and its data block, simply delete the frame node. The data block will be deleted automatically.

Language Selection

Change the emoji name language in the Help/Settings panel to see tooltips in your preferred language.