Gmail Blaster checks the EMAIL_BODY field for raw emoji characters and can stop the send when it finds them. For an emoji in the HTML email body, use its HTML decimal code instead.
The fix #
In the HTML email body, a decimal entity such as 🎉 renders as 🎉. This is an HTML-body technique: a Subject header does not decode HTML entities.
Example #
This won’t work:
HTML body: 🎉 Your appointment is confirmedThis will work:
HTML body: 🎉 Your appointment is confirmedUse the emoji converter #
To make this easier, I’ve made a free tool that converts emojis into the correct format. Just paste the emoji and copy the result: