Emoji Extractor

Emoji Extractor is a simple tool that I've made to extract and download custom emojis from any discord server, this tool can extract and download static and animated emojis. (For the guides in other languages, scroll down.)

Disclaimer

• This tool requires curl installed, otherwise, this tool won't work
• But for your luck, I'll show U how to install curl in different distros

For based Ubuntu/Debian distros

sudo apt update -y && sudo apt install curl git -y

For based Fedora/CentOS/Red Hat distros

• if system uses "yum"

sudo yum install curl git -y

• If system uses "DNF"

sudo dnf install curl git -y

For based Arch Linux distros

sudo pacman install -Sy curl git --noconfirm

For based openSUSE distros

sudo zypper install curl git -y

Setup (For Desktop or Laptop Users)

Step 1: Download and Set Up the Tool

• 1. Open the terminal.
• 2. Run the following command to clone the repository and set up the tool:

git clone https://github.com/FetoyuDev/Emoji-Extractor.git ~ && cd Emoji-Extractor && sudo chmod +X init.sh && sh init.sh

Step 2: Enable the emojiextractor Command

• 1. To make the emojiextractor command available in your terminal, run the following command:

echo 'export PATH="$HOME/Emoji-Extractor:$PATH"' >> "$HOME/.bashrc" && ln -sf "$HOME/Emoji-Extractor/start.sh" "$HOME/Emoji-Extractor/emojiextractor" && chmod +x "$HOME/Emoji-Extractor/start.sh" && source "$HOME/.bashrc"

Now, the tool is ready to use! 🎉
Just type emojiextractor in the terminal to start.

Setup (For android/termux users) [Is the same thing of above, just remove "sudo" ]

• Download this tool with

git clone https://github.com/FetoyuDev/Emoji-Extractor.git && cd Emoji-Extractor && chmod +X init.sh && sh init.sh

Windows

• if you are looking for a windows version of this tool, you can download here

Getting Started

Choosing your language

• For the first time you start this script, you'll see this

Inserting Emoji ID

• After selecting your language, you'll see this

• Now, just paste ID of emoji that you want to extract, for this example, I'll use this emoji

Choosing a output format

• After pasting your emoji ID, you'll see this

• Now, you can choose what output format you want to download, for this example, I'll select PNG

Finding your extracted emoji

• Done, you emoji has saved in "extracted_Emojis" folder

You've done, have fun

• See this example

What's new?

• Added support to save extracted emojis in a custom folder
• Fixed some bugs that would cause confusion in some users depending of their language
• Added "How to install curl and git in different distros" instruction

What's next?

• Will be added a summary system to show all extracted emojis, regarding of emoji extension
• The user will be able to open a bunch of extracted emojis of the same extension or all in the same time

Extras

We support multiple languages, check out the list of avaliable languages below

• English [You're here]
• Turkish --> See turkish guide
• Portuguese --> See portuguese guide
• Spanish --> See spanish guide

Working in progress guides

• French
• Japanese
• Russian
• Italian

Contributors

Thank you so much

• @Javialonqv - Lead es-MX
• @Rallieblegh - Lead tr-TR
• @Metaversnova - Lead it-IT
• @Foxfiretyrant - Lead pun-IND, hin-IND
• @XDukeHD - Did the last update and created the repo site