I use MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Mid 2014) with macOS Catalina 10.15 without touch bar. Luckily I had a MacBook Pro with 100% battery power :) I needed to publish a post on Twitter with Emoji symbols and I decided to use MacBook Pro. Unfortunately, that day I did not take with me the power supply for the iPhone and I also left the power bank at home and therefore I had to save battery power. I found out this at that moment when I was already in a cafe, during breakfast 🥐☕️. Leaving home in the morning, I did not pay attention to the fact that the battery of my iPhone is discharged to 18%.

I started thinking about using emoji symbols on my MacBook Pro several years ago. I use Emoji symbols whenever I write messages, emails, SMSs, posts in Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, as Emoji make messages more alive 🤗👍. In this article I will show you how to find Emoji on your MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro or iMac, if it don’t have a touch bar. You can also delete the text under the folder and replace it with a blank space to show only emoji on your desktop, without any labels.įor more, check out 10 Mac apps everyone should be using.I love to use Emoji symbols whenever it’s possible :) I can write message, email, post in social media with Emoji even when I use a MacBook Pro which does not have a touch bar. In the screen that pops up, click the blue folder icon in the top left, and press Command + V.Go back to the original folder you created on your desktop, and right-click on it.Double-click the image to open it in Preview.Drag the image you want to your desktop to save it.Look for a PNG, which will have a checkered background.Next, do a Google Image search for the emoji you want (for example, 'heart emoji' or 'star emoji').Create a folder by right-clicking anywhere on your desktop and selecting New folder (or skip this step if you already have folders and other files that you want to customize on your desktop).Here's how to change your Mac desktop folder icons to emoji

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