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Feeling Finder

A fast and beautiful emoji picker.

Completely free
Linux
Open source

Overview

Features described in its GitHub repository: keyboard shortcuts.

Overview written by LicitPro from the documentation published by the authors and the cited sources; we have not tried the resource ourselves.

Excerpts that establish this information

“Light & dark theme” — Flathub, 10 November 2026
“Keyboard shortcuts” — GitHub, 10 November 2026

At a glance

Feeling Finder is completely free: it is open source software, and every feature is available without paying or subscribing.

Its licence (GPL-3.0+) is a copyleft open source licence: you may use, study, modify and redistribute it, including commercially; modified versions must keep the same licence.

Strengths

Open source code
Commercial use allowed

About

Fast and beautiful emoji picker. Easily find the perfect emoji by genre or search. Remembers your recent emojis for quick re-use. Features Emojis from the Unicode spec Variants / skin tones Browse emoji categories Hover emoji for description Search Select emoji with arrow keys Press Enter or click/tap an emoji to copy to clipboard Right-click or Menu key to show variant / skin tone menu Alt + Arrow Up / Arrow Down to change category Option to quit after copying to clipboard Right-click or long-press Recent to clear Light & dark theme

Description from Flathub — AppStream (Flathub)

Sources and checks

Facts collected from Flathub (credit card, publisher, licence, free status, platforms, commercial use, version) — 10 November 2026
Last technical check: 8 November 2026
Description from Flathub — AppStream (Flathub)

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