bwv998 said:You should be able to copy and paste the GIFs into your email and adjust the image size so it's small enough to be an emoticon. But it depends on what email provider you use.

Yeah, I played around and tested it in an e-mail to my husband and finally got it to work. I just wish there was a way to have my favorite emoji's on my desktop so that I could use them right from there instead of having to go to that website each time. I'm getting so ditzy as I age that even when I bookmark websites, I can't find them ... I should probably try to figure out how to delete the loooong list of bookmarks I've saved over the years.

You can make folders and categorize them. And you can right-click and delete the ones you don't want.

Lin, just "save as" into a folder, I have hundreds that I use in emails.

Margaret sends great e-mails with lots of emoticons, it perks up plain old words. I do the same back to her.

mcash70 said:Lin, just "save as" into a folder, I have hundreds that I use in emails.

I tried saving a couple but when I went to paste them into a test e-mail from my saved folder it didn't work, it posted a link. I'm old and technically challenged at times.

Lin if that does not work you can open a second window, type animated emoticons for whatever type you want into the subject box. It will take you to lots of choices. Open one. When you find an emoticon you like, right click and hit copy image. Next go to your e-mail and left click where you want to put it and hit paste! Hope this helps.

@Dave if you ever have any free time I'd love to have a wow emoji...saw a few pics that needed more than a thumbs up!

Why not just send the cool pics an acorn or two?

Deb, I do when I have extra