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Default values for the number of frames and FPS can be set in the filename for easier sharing, for example "VRRatEmoji_14frames_20fps.png" (where the number of frames must be a number between 1 and 64). | Default values for the number of frames and FPS can be set in the filename for easier sharing, for example "VRRatEmoji_14frames_20fps.png" (where the number of frames must be a number between 1 and 64). | ||
==Community Resources== | |||
*[https://vrcflakes.online/ K3N's VRChat GIF Sprite Sheet Generator for Animated Emojis] | |||
*[https://github.com/Wakamu/VRCEmoji Tool for converting GIFs to VRChat Animated Emojis] | |||
Latest revision as of 23:19, 11 March 2025
Emojis are icons that can be summoned in front of a user to express themselves. While VRChat provides a set of default Emojis, users with an active VRChat+ subscription can upload images to use as Custom Emojis. Emojis can be accessed via the Action Menu or the Emoji Wing.
Default Emojis
Default Emojis are a set of of 66 Emojis split into 4 pages of general emojis, accessibility emojis, summer emojis, fall emojis, and winter emojis.
General
Angry
Beer
Blush
Brokenheart
Cloud
Crying
Dislike
Exclaim
Fire
Frown
Gift
Go
Handwave
Inlove
Kiss
Laugh
Lifering
Like
Love
Money
Music
Pizza
Question
Smile
Stoic
Stop
Sunglasses
Thinking
Tomato
Tongue
Wow
ZZZZ
Accessibility
Arrow
Blind
Deafened
Hourglass
Keyboard
Keyboard Tap
Muted
Portal
Shush
Summer
Beachball
Coconut Drink
Hangten
Icecream
Neonshades
Pineapple
Splash
Sunlotion
Fall
Bat
BOO
Candy
CandyCorn
Ghost
Jackolantern
Skull
Web
Winter
Candycane
Champagneclink
Coal
ConfettiPopper
Gifts
Gingerbreadman
Mistletoe
Snowball
Snowflake
Custom Emojis
Custom Emojis is a feature through which users may upload images and use them as emojis, released in the 2023.2.3p2 update on June 29, 2023. Images, either taken within the client, from the user's gallery or uploaded from their machine, may be used to create emojis. After either taking or chosing an image, the user will be prompted to customize its appearence by editing various aspects of it, such as: the zoom, the rotation, and the panning.
Once done, a menu will appear, requiring the selection of an animation that the emoji will use when spawned in the world; after saving, the emoji can be accessed via the Action Menu, under "Emojis & Stickers", or in the Emoji Wing of the Quick Menu.
| Animation Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Aura | Multiple instances of the emoji rise from the round. |
| Bats | Multiple larger instances of the emoji rise from the round. |
| Bees | Multiple instances of the emoji vibrate, spread out, and decrease in size, mimicking the movement of bees. |
| Bounce | One large instance of the emoji pulsates. |
| Cloud | Multiple instances of the emoji slowly float upward in a "cloud". |
| Confetti | Multiple instances of the emoji are propelled forward and fall, mimicking confetti. |
| Crying | Propels the emoji forward with a slight rotational vibration, accompanied by tear particles. |
| Dislike | Propels multiple instances of the emoji forward with an initial pulsation and then descent. |
| Fire | Propels multiple instances of the emoji forward with rotation and pulsation in random directions before they ascend. |
| Idea | One large instance of the emoji vibrates rotationally, then rises. |
| Lasers | Multiple instances of the emoji are propelled in random directions linearly, mimicking lasers being fired from the user's position. |
| Like | Propels multiple instances of the emoji forward with an initial pulsation and then ascent. |
| Magnet | Multiple instances of the emoji orbit a center. |
| Mistletoe | One large instance of the emoji rises and remains in the air, while smaller instances of the emoji rise and disappear around it, mimicking particles. |
| Money | Propels multiple instances of the emoji forward, causing them to rotate and fall, mimicking the throwing of money. |
| Orbit | One large instance of the emoji orbits a center horizontally. |
| Pizza | Multiple instances of the emoji pulsate, rotate, and rise slowly. |
| Rain | Multiple small instances of the emoji fall from above, mimicking rain. |
| Rotate | One large instance of the emoji rotates. |
| Shake | One large instance of the emoji slightly vibrates rotationally, then rises. |
| Snow | One large instance of the emoji rotates horizontally. |
| Snowball | One large instance of the emoji - with a trail of smaller instances of the emoji - is propelled forward as a projectile, then falls and explodes into multiple small instances of the emoji, mimicking the throwing of a snowball. |
| Spin | One large instance of the emoji rotates horizontally. |
| Splash | Launches multiple small instances of the emoji forward, which then rotate to face downward and fall, mimicking water droplets. |
| Splash | One large instance of the emoji slightly vibrates rotationally, then remains still. |
| ZZZ | Multiple small instances of the emoji rise as well as rotate slightly. |
Custom Animated Emojis
Custom animated emojis can be created either through VRChat's Camera or by uploading a sprite sheet in the 
emoji section of a user's gallery on the VRChat Website.
Sprite sheets should be 1024px x 1024px with square frames in a uniform grid, ordered left to right, then top to bottom. Images must be laid out in one of the following arrangements:
- 2x2 (512x512 pixels per frame) for up to 4 frames
- 4x4 (256x256 pixels per frame) for up to 16 frames
- 8x8 (128x128 pixels per frame) for up to 64 frames
Once uploaded, the user can select the number of frames and the FPS. The number of frames selected will determine how the image is sliced: for 4 or fewer frames they are assumed to be 512x512, for 16 or fewer frames they are assumed to be 256x256, etc. If the sprite sheet has an irregular number of frames (e.g. 17) the sprite sheet must still be formatted with one of the above arrangements, and any additional unused frames (in this case, 64 - 17 = 47 of them) will not be shown.
Default values for the number of frames and FPS can be set in the filename for easier sharing, for example "VRRatEmoji_14frames_20fps.png" (where the number of frames must be a number between 1 and 64).
