Fantasy and Romantasy Emojis

Emoji that help book creators, authors and shops give a post a dragons-magic-and-crowns fantasy look.

Dragons and the fae

Creatures for a fantasy cast.

Swords and crowns

Battles, archers and royalty.

Magic and potions

Spells, wands and stars.

Slow burn romance

Hearts and flames for the love story.

Ready-to-copy combinations

Dragon rider
Tagging a dragon-heavy read.
Fae court
Tagging a fae or royal court story.
Spellbound
A magic-themed caption.
Slow burn
Rating the romance in a review.
Enemies to lovers
Naming a trope in a review.
Moonlit court
A moody bookish caption.

Templates

Book review
[Book title] by [Author]: dragons 🐉, court politics 👑, slow burn 🔥. My rating: [Rating].
New release
[Book title] is out on [Date]. Pre-order at [Link]. 🪄
Bookish bio
[Name] · reading [Genre] · [Number] books this year 🐉📜

About this kit

Fantasy and romantasy feeds run on a familiar cast: a dragon, a sword, a crown, a spell and a love story that should not work but does. Book reviewers use these emoji to rate a read at a glance, authors use them to tease a release, and bookshops use them to sort a table of new arrivals. This kit groups the look into four sets. The creatures set brings dragons and the fae, the swords-and-crowns set covers battles and royalty, the magic set carries spells and potions, and the romance set handles the slow burn. Keep a review's emoji tied to what is really in the book, so a reader who picks it up for the dragons finds dragons, and warn for content in words rather than emoji.

Using these emoji well

Tie a review's emoji to what is really in the book, so a reader who picks it up for the dragons finds dragons.
Give content warnings in words, not emoji, so every reader can see them.
Screen readers speak each emoji by name, such as "dragon" or "crossed swords", so keep the title and author in words.

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