Streamlit Emojis

Emojis have become a universal visual language.
They are often utilized in applications and websites to:
Design the UI to be inviting and captivating.
Display status updates (✅, ❌, ⚠️)
Deliver immediate visual feedback
Improve data dashboards 📊
 
 
Streamlit does not have a dedicated emoji widget; however, it permits the use of emojis in any text field.
 Headings and Titles
 Buttons and checkboxes
 Tables and Metrics
 Alerts (st.success, st.warning, etc.)
 👉  Emojis can be utilized in Streamlit using:
 Unicode (copy and paste 😀)
 Markdown (via st.markdown)
 emoji repository (utilizing shortcodes such as :rocket: -> 🚀)
 
 
 
 
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Example1

Emojis in Titles and Text
 
import streamlit as st
st.title(“Welcome to Streamlit 🎉”)
st.header(“This is a header with an emoji 🚀”)
st.subheader(“Even subheader can have emojis 😎”)
st.write(“I love Streamlit 😍🔥”)
 
 
Note: I would be pasting the code as text due to the fact that the emojis are not showing on this article code display.
				
					import streamlit as st

st.title("Welcome to Streamlit 🎉")
st.header("This is a header with an emoji 🚀")
st.subheader("Even subheader can have emojis 😎")
st.write("I love Streamlit 😍🔥")

				
			

Example 2

Emojis with Markdown.
 
import streamlit as st

st.markdown(“## 🎨 Streamlit Emoji Demo”)
st.markdown(“**Success:** ✅ Task completed!”)
st.markdown(“**Warning:** ⚠️ Be careful!”)
st.markdown(“**Error:** ❌ Something went wrong!”)
st.markdown(“**Info:** ℹ️ Useful information ahead!”)
st.markdown(“**Celebration:** 🎉 Great job, team!”)
st.markdown(“**Progress:** ⏳ Work in progress…”)
st.markdown(“**Question:** ❓ Need clarification?”)
st.markdown(“**Idea:** 💡 Bright suggestion incoming!”)
st.markdown(“**Alert:** 🚨 Urgent action required!”)
st.markdown(“**Done:** ✔️ All tasks finished!”)


				
					import streamlit as st

st.markdown("## 🎨 Streamlit Emoji Demo")
st.markdown("**Success:** ✅ Task completed!")
st.markdown("**Warning:** ⚠️ Be careful!")
st.markdown("**Error:** ❌ Something went wrong!")
st.markdown("**Info:** ℹ️ Useful information ahead!")
st.markdown("**Celebration:** 🎉 Great job, team!")
st.markdown("**Progress:** ⏳ Work in progress...")
st.markdown("**Question:** ❓ Need clarification?")
st.markdown("**Idea:** 💡 Bright suggestion incoming!")
st.markdown("**Alert:** 🚨 Urgent action required!")
st.markdown("**Done:** ✔️ All tasks finished!")


				
			

Emojis in Widgets

Emojis can make buttons, checkboxes, and selectboxes more entertaining.
 
 
agreed = st.checkbox(“✅ I Agree to the Terms”)
if agreed:
    st.write(“Thanks for agreeing! 🙌”)
				
					agreed = st.checkbox("✅ I Agree to the Terms")
if agreed:
    st.write("Thanks for agreeing! 🙌")


				
			

SelectBox with Emojis

cloth = st.selectbox(
    “Choose a cloth item”,
    [“👕 Shirts”, “🩳 Shorts”, “🧥 Jacket”, “💼 Bag”, “🥾Boots”]
)

st.write(f”You selected: {cloth}”)


				
					cloth = st.selectbox(
    "Choose a cloth item",
    ["👕 Shirts", "🩳 Shorts", "🧥 Jacket", "💼 Bag", "🥾Boots"]
)

st.write(f"You selected: {cloth}")


				
			

Emojis in Status Messages

streamlit has message boxes that can be enhanced with emojis
st.success(“✅ Success! Everything worked.”)
st.warning(“⚠️ Warning! Something might be wrong.”)
st.error(“❌ Error! Please check again.”)
st.info(“ℹ️ Info: Keep learning Streamlit.”)
				
					st.success("✅ Success! Everything worked.")
st.warning("⚠️ Warning! Something might be wrong.")
st.error("❌ Error! Please check again.")
st.info("ℹ️ Info: Keep learning Streamlit.")

				
			

Emojis in Progress and Animations

We can make progress bars more fun with emojis.
 
import time

progess = st.progress(0)
status = st.empty()

for i in range(101):
    time.sleep(0.03)
    progess.progress(i)
    status.text(f”Uploading… {i}% ⏳”)


st.success(“✅ Upload complete!”)
				
					import time

progess = st.progress(0)
status = st.empty()

for i in range(101):
    time.sleep(0.03)
    progess.progress(i)
    status.text(f"Uploading... {i}% ⏳")


st.success("✅ Upload complete!")

				
			

Let's do some Mini Projects

Emoji voting App.
 
 
 
mood = st.radio(
    “How are you feeling today?”,
    [
    “😄 Happy”,
    “😢 Sad”,
    “😡 Angry”,
    “😴 Tired”,
    “🤩 Excited”,
    “😊 Content”,
    “😕 Confused”,
    “😍 In Love”,
    “😣 Frustrated”,
    “😁 Cheeky”
]
)


st.write(f”Your mood today: {mood}”)


				
					mood = st.radio(
    "How are you feeling today?",
    [
    "😄 Happy",
    "😢 Sad",
    "😡 Angry",
    "😴 Tired",
    "🤩 Excited",
    "😊 Content",
    "😕 Confused",
    "😍 In Love",
    "😣 Frustrated",
    "😁 Cheeky"
]
)


st.write(f"Your mood today: {mood}")


				
			

Emoji Feedback App

feedback = st.radio(
    “Rate your experience:”,
    [“😡 Terrible”, “😕 Bad”, “😐 Okay”, “😊 Good”, “🤩 Excellent”]
)
if st.button(“Submit Feedback”):
    st.success(f”Thanks for your feedback! {feedback}”)
				
					feedback = st.radio(
    "Rate your experience:",
    ["😡 Terrible", "😕 Bad", "😐 Okay", "😊 Good", "🤩 Excellent"]
)
if st.button("Submit Feedback"):
    st.success(f"Thanks for your feedback! {feedback}")

				
			
The Best Ways to Use Emojis in Streamlit

✔️ Use emojis to make the UI better, not worse.
✔️ Use the same themes over and over (✅ for success, ❌ for error).
✔️ For dynamic apps, use the emoji library.
✔️ Test on multiple devices; certain emoticons seem different on different devices.
✔️ For clarity, use emoticons in tables, analytics, and dashboards.


 
 
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