This Microsoft Teams collection is a set of familiar faces, hand gestures and hearts, not a pack of Teams logos. Start with the reactions your team already understands: thumbs up for a quick acknowledgment, clapping hands for a win, and a smiling face for a friendly reply. If a reaction needs an explanation, it may be better as a message.
Before uploading, check whether Teams already offers the expression you want in its standard emoji picker. A custom upload is most useful when you want this particular artwork or a shared name your team can search for. Pick a small set rather than copying every face into the organization library. Give each image a plain name that describes its expression, and avoid several near-identical versions that make the picker harder to use.
Use the download button on an emoji card to get its file. Follow the Microsoft Teams upload guide below, or the Slack guide if that is where your team chats. Teams custom emoji are shared across the organization, and admins can control who uploads or deletes them. Choose reactions that work beyond your closest coworkers. For an incident, a deadline or sensitive feedback, write the important part in words; a funny face should not be the only status update.
Download any emoji above, then upload it as a custom emoji in your workspace. Step-by-step guides: add custom emojis in Microsoft Teams, add custom emojis in Slack, or add custom emojis in Discord. If an upload is rejected, the emoji size limits guide lists each platform's limits and how to fix a file that is too big.
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