Upload your video
Choose the clip that needs an emoji reaction or visual cue.
Choose popular reactions or paste any emoji, place multiple emoji layers over your clip, and export an MP4 at the original video resolution.
No upload size limit. Files stay in this browser.
Keep this tab open until encoding finishes.
Choose the clip that needs an emoji reaction or visual cue.
Pick a popular emoji or paste one into the emoji field.
Drag the emoji in the preview and adjust size, opacity, or exact coordinates.
Render locally and download the finished video with emoji overlays.
Start from common reactions or paste any emoji supported by your browser and device.
Create separate emoji layers and place each one anywhere in the video frame.
The source video, preview, and MP4 export stay on your device.
Emoji are rendered over the uploaded video's original width and height.
Use common browser-readable video files and standard Unicode emoji.
Emoji can turn a quiet reaction into an obvious punchline, mark a win, cover a small detail, or make a short social clip easier to scan without adding a full caption. Add each emoji as its own layer so the composition stays easy to adjust.
The palette covers common faces, gestures, hearts, celebrations, and symbols. You can also paste a different Unicode emoji. Its final design follows the emoji font available on the device doing the export.
The complete workflow runs locally, including the MP4 render. For a custom reaction image or branded graphic instead of Unicode emoji, use Add Image to Video.
Yes. No account is required, and DojoClip does not add an extra watermark.
No. Video processing and MP4 encoding happen in your browser.
Yes. Add separate emoji layers, then position and resize each one independently.
Yes. Paste any Unicode emoji into the emoji field. Its appearance depends on the emoji fonts available in your browser and operating system.
Not in this focused tool. Emoji stay in a fixed position for the full video; motion tracking and timed entrances are not included.
Chrome and Edge currently provide the most reliable local MP4 encoding support.