Creating a static archive of Emoji images
Introducing Emoji.dutl.uk: A Simple Website that Serves Emojis as Images
Emojis have become a part of our daily communication on social media, messaging apps, and other digital platforms. However, quite often when you need the emoji in image format, it is not a very trivial task. That's why I have created Emoji.dutl.uk.
As the creator of Emoji.dutl.uk, I wanted a simple solution to serve emojis as images on my websites. I found it tedious to create an image file for each emoji, so I created this website to solve that problem. It's a static website that serves emojis as .png files, making it easy to use them as favicons.
Using Emoji.dutl.uk is straightforward. You can choose the emoji you want to use, such as the dolphin emoji (🐬). Then, you can go to the website and enter the following URL: https://emoji.dutl.uk/png/128x128/🐬.png. This will generate a 64x64 pixel image of the dolphin emoji that you can download and use as your favicon. In fact, my blog (yes, this website!) uses Emoji.dutl.uk to set its favicon!
The website is simple and easy to navigate. Emojis are listed alphabetically, and you can also use the search function to find a specific emoji by name or keyword. You can download the emojis in different sizes as per your requirement.
One of the best things about Emoji.dutl.uk is that it is a static website. It loads quickly, and you don't have to worry about it being slow or unavailable. There are no ads or pop-ups to distract you from finding the emoji you need.
In conclusion, Emoji.dutl.uk is a simple and useful resource for anyone who wants to use emojis as favicons on their websites. Whether you need a smiling face or a crying cat, you can easily find it on this website. Try it out and easily make your website stand out with an emoji favicon.
Emoji.dutl.uk supports 16x16, 32x32, 64x64 and 128x128 as of 2023/04/27.
You can also see this project's source code on its github repo.
