Magisk iOS Emoji is a root modification that systemlessly replaces the default Android emoji font with standard iOS emojis. It works across the entire OS without permanently altering system files, maintaining full compatibility with most third-party keyboards.

I've been using this on my daily driver to finally ditch the stock Android designs. Under the hood, it simply swaps the font rendering path, tricking apps into loading Apple's layouts without breaking Gboard. It immediately fixes that annoying blank box issue when your iPhone friends text you newer emojis.

Systemless font replacement keeps your root environment clean and system partitions completely untouched.
Universal keyboard support covering Gboard, SwiftKey, and built-in OEM keyboards out of the box.
Fix missing characters so newer Apple emojis actually display correctly in your messaging apps.

Support & Requirements

Root Type: Requires Magisk v24.0 or higher (KernelSU works if it supports Magisk modules).
Android Version: Android 10 and newer (Heavily tested on Android 13, 14, 15, and 16).

How to Install

Download the latest release .zip file directly to your phone.
Open the Magisk app, navigate to the Modules tab, and tap "Install from storage" to flash the ZIP.
Reboot your device (if old emojis still show up, just clear your keyboard app's cache).