Your keyboard has a few thousand emoji on it. Not one of them moves.
In this episode we cover how to add emoji to email properly: the free built-in methods in Gmail and Outlook, how it works on your phone, and what to do when you want emoji that actually move.
What you'll learn:
The three ways to get an emoji into an email, and which one to use when
The keyboard shortcut that works in the subject line, when Gmail's own emoji button doesn't
Why the GIF tab on your phone keyboard won't insert into an email, and what to use instead
How to add emojis in Outlook, including why some versions show them in black and white
What actually helps with emoji in email subject lines, and the truth about emoji and spam filters
Why the emoji you send is often not the emoji your recipient sees
Static emoji are characters drawn by a font. Animated emoji, GIFs, and stickers are image files, which is why no keyboard can produce them. Email GIFs by cloudHQ puts all three in one searchable picker inside Gmail, on desktop and on mobile.
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Read the full guide: https://blog.cloudhq.net/how-to-add-emojis-to-email/
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