The familiar shelf, without the hunt.
Start with Smileys, People, Animals, Food, or any of the other curated groups. A useful browse path when you don't know the official name.
1,895 emojiWINDOWS 11 · LOCAL-FIRST · OPEN SOURCE
GlyphJet is a free, open-source launcher for emoji, Unicode symbols, and kaomoji. Press Alt+;, search or browse 14,870 glyphs, then copy.
Windows 11 x64 · free under MIT · no account or telemetry
SCREENS
Browse when you know the feeling, search when you know the word. Click any screen to see the detail.
Start with Smileys, People, Animals, Food, or any of the other curated groups. A useful browse path when you don't know the official name.
1,895 emojiArrows, math, shapes, dingbats, boxes, currency, and the odd mark you only remember by how it looks.
3,091 Unicode symbolsHappy, shy, angry, thinking, animals, memes, table flips — the deep catalog for when one emoji is not nearly enough.
9,884 kaomojiHOW IT WORKS
GlyphJet stays out of your way until you need a character. Then it gets out of the way again.
A small floating panel appears over whatever you were doing. It focuses the search field immediately.
Type a word, paste an exact glyph, or move through tabs and categories with the keyboard.
The selected glyph goes to your clipboard as plain Unicode. Paste it wherever you need it.
WHY GLYPHJET
The Windows panel has the basics. GlyphJet has the obscure arrows, the perfect kaomoji, and the symbol you saw once in a PDF.
kitty finds cats. hearts finds love. Paste → and it resolves instantly. Search the way you remember things.
The catalog and index live inside the app. No account, no cloud, no telemetry, and no automatic typing into another app.
DOWNLOAD
It adds GlyphJet to Windows like a normal app. Use the NSIS setup if that is your preferred installer.
FAQ
Yes. GlyphJet is free and open source under the MIT license. You can use it personally or commercially.
No. The catalog and search run locally. There is no account, network call, or telemetry inside the app.
Windows reserves Win+; and Win+. for its own emoji panel. Alt+; registers reliably through the Win32 RegisterHotKey API.
GlyphJet has a deeper catalog, synonym-aware search, and one surface for emoji, symbols, and kaomoji.
No. It copies plain Unicode text to the clipboard and never injects keystrokes into another app.
The current release targets Windows 11 x64. Cross-platform support is not promised yet.