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Research
Email emoji compatibility 2026: safe emojis for subject lines
See which emojis display correctly in Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, and other email clients, based on Better Email tests across 17 clients.
Nicki Pabst Rasmussen
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Unicode 18.0 has nine new emojis, but email support will take time
Unicode 18.0 adds nine new emojis, including a pickle and a meteor. Why they are not safe for email campaigns yet, and what to do meanwhile.
Nicki Pabst Rasmussen
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New emojis and why you cannot use them yet
The new emojis in Unicode 17.0, how each one could be used, and why our test across 17 email clients says to wait before using them.
Nicki Pabst Rasmussen
Comparisons
All comparisons →- KnakKnak builds with no code. Better Email builds from a coded design system your team owns.
- StensulStensul uses governed no-code modules. Better Email uses a coded design system your team owns.
- DyspatchBoth turn coded blocks into campaigns. How modules, localization, and approvals differ.
- Salesforce Marketing CloudBuilding in SFMC compared with building in Better Email and exporting to SFMC.
- Best Taxi for Email alternativesBetter Email, Dyspatch, Knak, Stripo, and Chamaileon compared for Taxi users.
Free tools
All free tools →- AI Readiness TestScore your campaign production on the five gates in three minutes.
- Font Stack BuilderEmail font stacks with Outlook, Gmail, and web-safe fallbacks.
- Emoji Email IQ QuizSwipe to guess which emojis work in email.
- Agillic template builderBuild Agillic-ready email templates in a visual builder.