Emoji reactions for your site
Let readers say how a post made them feel, with one click and no account. Pick up to five emojis, copy the code, done. No cookies, no tracking, and it fits your theme in light and dark mode.
Your emojis
Tap to pick up to five, or type your own.
A prompt
Style
Colours follow your theme's text colour, so it works on light and dark backgrounds.
Your site
Advanced
auto finds the end of the post body in any Ghost or WordPress theme. To pick the spot yourself: before:, after:, prepend: or append: and a CSS selector.
That doesn't look like a placement yet, e.g. after:.post-content.
Only if you run your own.
Enter the full address, starting with https://.
Preview
The preview is live: go ahead and react. On Ghost, pressed buttons take your site's accent colour automatically; elsewhere, set --pagemoji-accent in your CSS.
Your code
Small, private, yours to style
Nothing on your readers' devices
No cookies, no local storage, no fingerprinting. The server only keeps a count per page and emoji. IP addresses are never stored or logged.
Tiny
One script, about 3 KB compressed, and one request for every widget on the page. Nothing loads from third parties.
Fits your design
Three styles, automatic light and dark mode, and CSS custom properties for colours, spacing and shape. Animations stay off for readers who prefer reduced motion.
Open source
MIT licensed. Use our free server, or run your own with a single Docker container. Pagemoji on GitHub.
Reaction questions
Pagemoji stores nothing on your readers' devices, so there is nothing for a cookie banner to ask about. Requests carry no cookies and no referrer: only the page, the emoji, and whether it was added or removed.
Not easily. When someone reacts, the server remembers a scrambled version of their connection's address, in memory only, under a key that is replaced every hour. Until then, the same connection can't add the same emoji twice. It's a fair-use guard, not an identity check.
No. It works on any web page: WordPress, static site generators like Hugo or Eleventy, or plain HTML. Choose Any website above for the code.
Yes. Beyond the three styles, you can set colours, size, spacing, corner radius and alignment with CSS custom properties, or style each part directly. The styling guide lists them all.
Yes. The server is a single Docker container with a SQLite file. Set it up with the self-hosting guide, then enter its address under Advanced above.
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