How to add custom emoji to Slack
Reading Time: 2 minutesLevel up your online workplace banter.
Workplace banter on Slack truly levels up with emoji, particularly if they’re little icons only your workplace uses, but especially if they’re dancing party parrots.
Slack allows you to add your own emoji to a workspace, ready to spruce up daily reports, celebrate wins, and add some high-drama reaction flair to general chats on the platform. Where it might be slightly inappropriate to drop emoji in say, a formal email, in Slack it’s all systems go.
So, you want to add your own custom emoji to Slack? Before you start, it’s important to know your custom emoji will be available to everyone in your workspace, so be mindful of what you’re adding.
Plus, workspace admins can restrict permissions for adding custom emoji to Slack, so your gleeful plans for fun online work banter might be already foiled if your boss has turned this option off.
But if you’re able to add, hooray! There are two ways to add, and I’ll start with the easiest.
How to add custom emoji to Slack
There’s another way to add emoji to Slack
On desktop, click the name of your workspace (it might be your workplace’s name or if it’s a personal Slack workspace it’ll be the hilarious name you gave it) — it will be in the top left corner in the same column as all your channels.
In the dropdown menu, select ‘Customise [name of your workspace],’ which will open a browser tab. (If you’re an admin, you’ll need to click ‘Settings and administration’ in the dropdown menu first.) If it’s not open, click the Emoji tab, hit ‘add custom Emoji,’ and follow the steps above.
How to delete custom emoji from Slack
Regret everything? Created something terrible? I know, I tried to make a tumbleweed emoji that simply looked like pubes.
You can delete custom emoji from Slack but only those you’ve personally created — only admins can bin anything they like.
You won’t be able to delete it if you didn’t create it, but if you’ve seen an emoji on your Slack workspace that you’re concerned about, this is a good way to check who made it — perhaps (and only if you feel comfortable doing so) you can privately message them with your concerns, so they may consider deleting it.
Now you’ve done that, you’ve earned a break. Here’s how to trick your boss into thinking you’re working with Slack scheduled messages and how to keep your Slack status active while ‘working’ from home. You’re welcome.
Reference: https://mashable.com/article/how-to-add-custom-emoji-to-slack
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