# Custom emoji import

## Custom emoji export (optional)

Slack’s built-in data export doesn’t include custom emojis, so you’ll need to use a Chrome extension to export them.

1. **Install the Chrome extension**
   * Download the extension from this link: [Slack Custom Emoji Manager](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/slack-custom-emoji-manage/cgipifjpcbhdppbjjphmgkmmgbeaggpc).
2. **Navigate to Slack’s workspace customization page**
   * Open your Slack workspace.
   * Click the workspace menu, select **Tools & Settings**, then click **Customize Workspace**.
3. **Download your emojis**
   * With the Chrome extension installed, you’ll see a “Download All Emojis” button on the customization page.
   * Click the “Download All Emojis” button to download a zip file containing your custom emojis.
4. **Import into Glue**
   * Use the downloaded emoji zip file with the Glue CLI to import your custom emojis into Glue.

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