The custom emojis I uploaded are 20 x 20px. When posted they are far smaller than that.

Are they being reduced in size when posted, if yes, can that be edited somewhere?

Thanks

You can go to Theme editor -> Typoghraphy -> User content font-size

Bu this will increase the font size too so not much desirable.

Both default and custom emojis look small for me too.

The whole emoji is a bit of a mess right now. It's slow to load and the custom emoji are oversized on the dropdown, and then way too small when selected

I at least would love to be able to adjust custom emojis sizes for desktop and mobile. They are too small now, at least on desktop.

This is not something that can be amended at present. I have moved this to our feedback forum however.

Having taken a look at this, this is actually done intentionaly. However we can certainly get the idea. I have added a bug report, so we can discuss internally, and see what we can sort

I use bigger custom emoji on my site like this

This isn’t to look right at all as it stands

We're discussing it internally and will likely show them the size they were uploaded. We might change the labelling to "Stickers" which is kind of what they are called now.

It would be great if custom emojis are in the separate tab as well.

Edited Friday at 05:36 PM1 day by bags_ppp

Agreed all my emoicons look tiny on a cellphone and don't look good even the large emoicons seem crushed.

4 hours ago, Matt said:

We're discussing it internally and will likely show them the size they were uploaded. We might change the labelling to "Stickers" which is kind of what they are called now.

Can all the phone emoji be removed yet from the dropdown?

21 hours ago, marklcfc said:

Can all the phone emoji be removed yet from the dropdown?

Yes, as of 5.0.4 Native Emoji, Custom Emoji, and Font Awesome Icons can all be individually toggled. The setting is in AdminCP > System > Posting & Editor > Permissions

Setting "Show Native Emoji in the Editor Icon Menu" to "Never" will prevent them from being displayed.