Halloween Emojis

Emoji that help shops and creators dress October posts, offers and party invites for Halloween.

Spooky cast

Characters for a costume theme, a window display or a playful mascot post.

Trick-or-treat sweets

Candy, treats and the pumpkin that holds them, for offers and treat-night posts.

Costumes and party night

Masks, webs and a full moon for an invitation or a party recap.

Autumn backdrop

Quiet atmosphere for the evenings around the thirty-first.

Ready-to-copy combinations

  • Costume call

    Inviting followers to show their costumes.

  • Treat bag

    Announcing a treat-night offer or sweets giveaway.

  • Spooky night

    Opening an evening event invitation.

  • Witch hour

    Setting a playful mystic theme for a post.

  • Haunted shop

    Showing off a decorated shop window.

  • Monster mash

    Promoting a costume party line-up.

  • Movie night

    Inviting people to a scary-film screening.

Templates

  • Party invite

    Costume party at [Place] on [Date] from [Time]. Best costume wins [Prize]. ๐ŸŽญ๐Ÿ‘ป

  • Offer post

    Treat yourself: [Product] is on a Halloween special until [Date]. ๐ŸŽƒ๐Ÿฌ

  • Treat-night notice

    Trick-or-treaters welcome at [Shop name] on [Date], [Time] until [Time]. ๐Ÿญ๐Ÿฆ‡

  • Window reveal

    The [Shop name] window just got haunted. Come see it on [Street]. ๐Ÿ•ธ๏ธ๐Ÿ•ท๏ธ

About this kit

Halloween gives shops, cafรฉs and creators a whole month of playful posts: a pumpkin-spiced menu item, a costume party invite, a limited run of candy-coloured packaging or a note that the shop door will have treats on the night. The emoji here are grouped by what a caption is actually doing. The spooky cast sets a character or a costume theme, the sweets cover treats and offers, the party-night set carries an invitation, and the autumn backdrop adds atmosphere without shouting. Keep the scary end light and cartoonish on a family account, and save the skulls and spiders for a costume or dรฉcor post where the mood is clearly play. Name the date, the time and the place in words, since a row of ghosts cannot tell anyone when to turn up.

Using these emoji well

  • Screen readers speak each emoji by name, such as "ghost" or "jack-o-lantern", so a caption made only of emoji becomes a long list; keep the date, time and place in words.
  • On a family or school account keep the cast cartoonish, with ghosts, pumpkins and witches, and leave skulls, headstones and spiders for costume or dรฉcor posts where the mood is plainly play.
  • Two or three emoji per line are enough to set the theme; a full row of monsters reads as clutter on a phone.