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disable_twemoji
The disable_twemoji Boolean parameter controls whether HTML/CSS to Image adds Twemoji when rendering emoji. Its default behavior depends on the image source.
| Image source | Omitted or null |
true |
false |
|---|---|---|---|
| HTML/CSS or template | Twemoji is enabled | Do not replace emoji with Twemoji; use the supplied or native fonts | Twemoji is enabled |
| URL | Leave the loaded page’s emoji handling unchanged | Leave the loaded page’s emoji handling unchanged | Inject Twemoji into the loaded page |
For URL images, true does not disable emoji scripts supplied by the website. It only prevents HTML/CSS to Image from injecting Twemoji. To add Twemoji to a URL screenshot, explicitly send false.
Examples
Section titled “Examples”Use the supplied or native emoji fonts in an HTML/CSS image:
{ "html": "<div>Hello 👋 World 🌍</div>", "disable_twemoji": true}Add Twemoji to a URL image:
{ "url": "https://example.com", "disable_twemoji": false}With Twemoji disabled for HTML/CSS and template images, emoji appearance depends on the fonts available in the rendering environment. See the emoji rendering guide for styling details.
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