Twitter Twemoji fonts: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 16:44, 6 February 2018

Twitter Emoji for everyone.

Description

A color emoji font with a flat visual style, designed and used by Twitter.

Characteristics

Homepage	Format & features	License	Review reference	Koji page	pkgdb page
https://twitter.github.io/twemoji/	TTF	CC-BY and MIT	1514274	[1]	[2]

Style					Faces					Scripts
Sans		Serif		Other	R	B	I	BI	Other	Latin	Greek	Cyrillic	Other
Variable	Monospace	Variable	Monospace	Other	R	B	I	BI	Other	Latin	Greek	Cyrillic	Other
				Emoji									Emoji

Caveats

The Twemoji project provides artwork, but lack a system for converting this into a font. We have reused the build tools from Google's Noto Emoji.

Additional information

None.

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 == Caveats ==
-The Twemoji project provides artwork, but lack a system for converting this into a font.  We can hopefully largely reuse the build tools from Google's Noto Emoji.
+The Twemoji project provides artwork, but lack a system for converting this into a font.  We have reused the build tools from Google's Noto Emoji.
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