Laughing Emoji
Copy and paste laughing emojis including ð ð ðĪĢ ð ð. Learn what each laughing emoji means and how they differ from one another.
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Laughing Emoji
U+1F602
All Laughing Emoji Variations
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| Emoji | Name | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| Face with Tears of Joy | ||
| Rolling on the Floor Laughing | ||
| Grinning Squinting Face | ||
| Grinning Face with Smiling Eyes | ||
| Grinning Face with Big Eyes | ||
| Beaming Face with Smiling Eyes | ||
| Cat with Tears of Joy | ||
| Face with Hand Over Mouth | ||
| Smirking Face | ||
| Squinting Face with Tongue | ||
| Zany Face | ||
| Winking Face with Tongue | ||
| Grinning Face | ||
| Upside-Down Face | ||
| Grinning Face with Sweat |
What Does the Laughing Emoji Mean?
The ð Face with Tears of Joy is the most used emoji in the world, expressing uncontrollable laughter or that something is extremely funny â so funny it makes you cry. ðĪĢ ROFL (Rolling on the Floor Laughing) takes it a step further, implying you are literally on the floor from laughter. ð and ð are more general expressions of happiness and amusement. These emojis replaced and extended text-based laughter expressions like 'lol,' 'lmao,' and 'rofl.'
How to Type
| Platform | Method / Code |
|---|---|
| Windows | Press Win + . to open the emoji picker on Windows 10/11 and search for 'laughing' or 'joy'. |
| Mac / iOS | Press Control + Command + Space to open the emoji picker, then search for 'laugh'. |
| HTML Entity | <code>&#128514;</code> for ð or <code>&#129315;</code> for ðĪĢ |
| Unicode | U+1F602 (ð), U+1F923 (ðĪĢ), U+1F606 (ð), U+1F604 (ð) |
Platform Compatibility
The Laughing emoji is supported on the following platforms:
- iOS
- Android
- Windows
- macOS
- Twitter/X
- Discord
- Slack
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most used emoji in the world?
ð Face with Tears of Joy has consistently ranked as the most used emoji globally across platforms including Twitter/X, WhatsApp, and iMessage.
What is the difference between ð and ðĪĢ?
ð means something is so funny it made you cry laughing. ðĪĢ (ROFL) implies even more extreme laughter â the kind that would knock you off your feet. In practice, many people use them interchangeably.
Is ð becoming uncool?
Some younger users (particularly Gen Z) have shifted away from ð in favor of ð (skull) or ð (loudly crying face) to express laughter, viewing ð as a 'millennial' emoji. However, it remains the globally most-sent emoji by volume.
What does ð
mean versus ð?
ð (Grinning Face with Sweat) expresses nervous laughter or relief â laughing about something awkward or uncomfortable. ð is pure, joyful laughter without the nervous undertone.