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Nov 11, 2026 9:19 PM UTC
Investigating

🤭 emoji invisible in Program Monitor despite rendering in Properties panel

Title: Premiere Pro 26.5.2 – 🤭 emoji invisible in Program Monitor despite rendering in Properties panel

Issue:
Premiere Pro 26.5.2 on macOS fails to render the 🤭 emoji (U+1F92D, Face with Hand Over Mouth) in text graphics.

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Create a new text graphic in Premiere Pro.

  2. Enter: just the best deal of the season 🤭

  3. Observe that the emoji displays correctly in the Properties panel but is completely invisible in the Program Monitor.

  4. Create a new text graphic containing only 🤭. The issue persists.

Expected result:
The emoji should render in full color in the Program Monitor, just like other Apple Color Emoji characters.

Actual result:
The emoji is invisible in the Program Monitor, although it appears correctly in the Properties panel. All other emojis tested render without issues.

Troubleshooting already performed:

  • Tested the emoji in a standalone text layer.

  • Tested Unicode variations.

  • Reset Premiere Pro.

  • Confirmed that other colorful emojis render correctly.

  • Confirmed that the issue is not caused by text box clipping.

Application: Adobe Premiere Pro 26.5.2

Operating system: macOS (26.6.2)

    1 reply

    KatieToo
    Community Manager
    Community Manager
    Nov 11, 2026 10:43 PM UTC

    Hi ​@Pal5C2C 

    Thanks for stopping by the Premiere forums and giving us those details about the emoji issue. Appreciate your also testing this as a standalone text graphic and confirming other emojis render. I also see you’re on Mac Tahoe, but which type of M chip and if Intel, the GPU too? 

    Does this also occur if you update to v27 premiere?

    Could you let us know whether ‘🤭’ is also missing if you try an export from your side?

    Also, which font is applied to the emoji character itself? Was that already Apple Color Emoji? If you try another emoji font, does it appear in the Program Monitor that way?

    A screen recording could be useful so engineers can see exactly what’s happening on our report.

    We hope to help!
    Katie

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