EmojiHub

• Find emojisFind the emoji for a word: 'pizza' gives 🍕, 'rocket' gives 🚀. The single best match comes back on its own as well as in the list, so a step that just needs one emoji can take it straight. EmojiHub's own search only finds names containing your words exactly, so this widens the search when that comes up short - which is what makes 'smile' find the smiling faces too - and orders the results so the plainest match is first. Narrow it to a category or group to search one part of the catalogue.
• Get a random emojiDraw one random emoji, ready to use. Narrow it to a category such as 'Food and drink', or to a narrower group such as 'Cat face', or leave the category empty to draw from the whole catalogue. A daily post that leads with this never looks the same two days running.
• Get random emojisDraw several different emojis at once - the options for a poll, a row of reactions, the pictures for a quiz. No emoji is drawn twice, and they come back both as a list and as one ready-to-paste string. Narrow them to a category or group; asking a small group for more emojis than it holds returns what there is rather than failing.
• Find related emojisFind the rest of the family for an emoji you already have. Give it a name - usually one an earlier step returned - and get back the others that share a word with it, without the one you started from: 'cat face' becomes a row of cats, 'grinning face' the rest of the smileys. Use it to build a set of reactions from a single emoji, or to offer alternatives to the one a search found.
• List emojisList the emojis in a category or group, in EmojiHub's own order - every flag, every fruit, every cat face. The size of the whole list is always reported, however few were returned, so a step can tell 'that is all of them' from 'there are more', and the Skip field walks a long list a page at a time.
• List emoji categoriesList every category, the narrower groups inside each one, and how many emojis each holds. This is the list the Category field on every other action is filled from, so use it when a workflow needs to choose or loop over them itself rather than having someone pick one.

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