How to use PUBG emotes during a match
The emote controls are quite unclear in PUBG so here’s w♛hat to do to express yourself

Not sure how PUBG emotes work? The controls and key bindings for PUBG are pretty complicated and it doesn’t helpꦐ that the ones for using emotes and the emote wheel aren’t particularly clear. You might want to use an emote to taunt an enemy, communicate with your teammates, or celebrate a chicken dinner, so it’s pretty handy to know how to make use of them. Here’s how you can use PUBG emotes during a battle royale match, and which emotes all players can use.
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How PUBG emotes work
If you express yourself through the power of emotes in PUBG, you need to hold both bumpers on your controller at the same time to bring up the emote wheel – that’s LB and RB on an Xbox controller and L1 and R1 on a PlayStation controller. PC players will need to press the key directly under the Esc key to bring up the emote wheel – this key varies between keyboard🌺 la🦩youts with UK layouts using [`] and US layouts using [~].
With the emote wheel on-screen, you ca💫n then use your controller’s right stick or PC mouse to select an emote. There are two pages to the emote wheel, so you can choose from eight on one page and another eight on the second page. Use left and right on the D-Pad of your controller to switch pages on the emote wheel. Each emote on the wheel is numbered too, so PC players can also select an emote by pressing the corresponding number key.
All PUBG players have access to 21 default emotes, although only 16 can be equipped to the emote wheel at once, so you can customize your wheel slots a bit to get a🥀 good selection. These emotes are:
- Celebrate
- Thanks
- Surrender
- Hello
- Affirmative
- You’re done
- Rage
- Laugh
- Clap
- Provoke
- Negative
- Go
- Come here
- Shrug
- Jealous
- Kick
- Cry
- Cower
- Stop!
- Impatient
- Thumbs up
How to change your emotes in PUBG
To change your emotes, head to the ‘Customize’ menu on the main lobby screen and then go across to the ‘Emotes & Sprays’ tab. You’ll be able to see a grid of all the emotes you own, as well as your current emote wheel configuration. To change an emote, select the one you want to add to the wheel and then choose a slot on your emote wheel. This will replace whatever is in t🎶hat slot already. If you really wanted, you could slot the same emote multiple times.
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