Displaying Emojis in HTML
Emojis can be displayed in HTML in several ways, either by using Unicode characters, HTML entities, or images.
Use Unicode characters directly in the HTML. Modern browsers support most emoji characters. Example: 😃, ❤️, 🌟.
Use numeric character references with HTML entities. For example, 😀 renders 😃, ❤ renders ❤️.
Use emoji images via <img> tags, linking to emoji icons hosted locally or on a CDN.
CSS and JavaScript libraries can also be used to insert or style emojis dynamically.
In short: You can display emojis in HTML directly as Unicode characters, via numeric or named HTML entities, or by using images. Modern browsers render most emojis correctly without extra setup.