How to make emoji larger?

I just figured it out

Just put the text keyboard on CAPS LOCK and switch to emoji screen and they are now all larger

Don't know about the iPhone and iPad situation. but on the Mac it is easy - emoji are characters in a font like any other, and you can change the font size.

In an application like Mail or TextEdit, Command-T brings up the Fonts window. Select the emoji and change its size.

Hi,

You can follow the article : How to type accents, emoji, and symbols on your Mac - Apple Support

When you find the character you want, click it to insert it into your text.

Characters and symbols you use often appear in the Frequently Used list in this window.

In the Messages app, you can also see the Character Viewer pop-up when you click . With macOS Sierra, emoji you send in Messages appear at the same size as the text they're part of. If you just send a few emoji without any other text, the emoji appear three times larger.

I don't believe it's possible to enlarge them. The person you're sending the message to can always increase the size of their screen to see the emoji better, if they so choose.

Hi. Opposite problem. Seeems this latest iOS came with larger emojis. I don't like them at all.

How do I make emojis the same size as everything else I type?

The emoji icons are too small on my iPhone, iPad and iMac. How do I go about sending a big smiley to my chat friends?

Thank you.

iPad, iOS 9

On the iphone/iPad iOS you are limited to size.

Finally I found out how to make the emojis readable in pages!!

You just write whatever with the emojis, ( a bible story told with emojis), mark them and go to the formating panel to the right, choose the font size you want and voila, how easy can it be!

Hi,

9:39 pm Saturday; November 7, 2015

Hi,

I happened to be in Messages.

The spot I am pointing to in the pic used to be called Special Characters and is accessible in many apps.

In the Messages > Preferences > General section there is a slider for Font size.

It will increase all the text in the messages as well.

There is no longer a Format Menu where you could change individual Characters in Size, Font or colour.

I am not sure the Messages app sends the text as large as you may view at your end.

In iChat and early versions of Messages it did.

If the Smilie/Emoji is the only thing you want to be bigger then editing it outside the app is the way to go.

7:28 pm Sunday; November 8, 2015

Once the emoji is posted on your document, select it and press Command-Shift,+ that makes it bigger. Repeat as many times as you want.