It’ll add the clap emoji for you whenever you hit [spacebar]. Even faster: you can write somewhere else, and paste the text into Clap Back. It works with text of virtually any length, too.

If you're not an expert in elaborate emoji, Emot.es might just come in handy. The site makes it possible to copy and paste hundreds of them.

The clapping hands emoji: When used repetitively in a row, it signifies applause, but as any social media user by now understands, that is not the emoji's primary placement in the world of Twitter.

Emoji are easy to find and add nearly everywhere, except in Google's online documents. Here's where they're hiding. How to make Google Docs : The easy way to add emoji without copy and paste - CNET ...