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This updated guide examines Click: How to Use Emoji on Facebook on a PC or Mac and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
Steps
Go tohttps://www.facebook.comin a web browser. If you haven't already signed in, enter your account information into the blanks at the top-right corner of the page, then click Log In .
Click the box that says 'What's on your mind? ' It's at the top of the page's center column.
Type the text you want to include in your status update. Don't post it yet—you still have to add emoji!
Click the smiley face icon. It's at the bottom-right corner of the box you're typing in.
Click an emoji to include it in your status. To view all of the emoji options, use the gray category buttons (a rabbit, apple, etc) at the bottom of the emoji list.
- You can add as many emoji as you wish.
Click the text box to close the emoji list.
Add a Feeling or Activity to your post. This is optional, but you can click the Feeling/Activity button to include another emoji-like option that displays your current mood or what you're doing.
- Scroll through the list and click an option that interests you.
- Select one of Facebook's ideas for a feeling, mood, or activity. Alternatively, you can start typing your own custom answer into the text box above the list.
- When you're done, the Feeling/Activity list will close and you'll be back to your new post.
ClickPost. Your new status message, including your emoji, will now appear in your timeline.
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