EmojiConfig

The URL from which the emoji definitions should be loaded.

	ClassicEditor
		.create( editorElement, {
			plugins: [ Emoji, ... ],
			emoji: {
				definitionsUrl: ''
			}
		} )
		.then( ... )
		.catch( ... );

The maximum number of emojis displayed in the dropdown list.

	ClassicEditor
		.create( editorElement, {
			plugins: [ Emoji, ... ],
			emoji: {
				dropdownLimit: 4
			}
		} )
		.then( ... )
		.catch( ... );

Defaults to 6

Initial skin tone for the emojis that support skin tones.

	ClassicEditor
		.create( editorElement, {
			plugins: [ Emoji, ... ],
			emoji: {
				skinTone: 'medium'
			}
		} )
		.then( ... )
		.catch( ... );

Defaults to 'default'

The availability of the emoji depends on the operating system. Different systems will have different Unicode support.

By default, the feature tries to filter out emojis not supported by your operating system. This means that instead of previewing an emoji, the feature renders a black square.

If you customize the emoji availability and appearance, it is highly recommended to disable the filtering mechanism because it uses a font built into your system instead of the provided custom font.

The emoji database version.

	ClassicEditor
		.create( editorElement, {
			plugins: [ Emoji, ... ],
			emoji: {
				version: 15
			}
		} )
		.then( ... )
		.catch( ... );

If the emoji.definitionsUrl option is provided, version is ignored as the defined URL takes precedence over the version.