What is the Unicode code point for 🗪?

Two Speech Bubbles is encoded as the single code point U+1F5EA.

When was 🗪 added to Unicode?

🗪 was approved as part of Emoji 0.0 and released in 2014, under Unicode 7.0.

Why does 🗪 look different on my phone?

Every platform draws its own artwork for the same code point, so 🗪 changes depending on where you see it. This page compares 4 renderings, including LG and Generated.

What category is 🗪 in?

🗪 belongs to Unicode's Historic & Non-Standard group, in the symbol subgroup.

🗪

U+1F5EA

Two Speech Bubbles

Emoji 0.0 · 2014

Acerca

Two Speech Bubbles, a single Unicode character. Part of the Historic & Non-Standard group, symbol subgroup. Approved as part of Emoji 0.0.

Representações por plataforma

LG
Velvet
Tipo de letra do sistema — ilustração sem licença de redistribuição
Generated
Noto Symbols

1 platform shown using your device's own emoji font. Their artwork is proprietary and this site does not redistribute it.

Timeline

2015 — 2021

20152021

Showing 3 of 3 events through 2021

2015First render
First appeared on LG
Release date from the artwork bank version table.
2016Redesign
LG G5
Release date from the artwork bank version table.
2021Redesign
LG Velvet
Release date from the artwork bank version table.

Codificações

UTF-8: F0 9F 97 AA
UTF-8 com escape: \xF0\x9F\x97\xAA
UTF-16: D83D DDEA
UTF-32: 0001F5EA
HTML decimal: 🗪
HTML hexadecimal: 🗪
CSS: \01F5EA
JavaScript: \u{1F5EA}
Substituto JSPara alvos anteriores a ES2015: \uD83D\uDDEA
Python: \U0001F5EA
Codificado para URL: %F0%9F%97%AA
Base64: 8J+Xqg==

Frequently asked questions

What does 🗪 mean?: Two Speech Bubbles, a single Unicode character. Part of the Historic & Non-Standard group, symbol subgroup. Approved as part of Emoji 0.0.
What is the Unicode code point for 🗪?: Two Speech Bubbles is encoded as the single code point U+1F5EA.
When was 🗪 added to Unicode?: 🗪 was approved as part of Emoji 0.0 and released in 2014, under Unicode 7.0.
Why does 🗪 look different on my phone?: Every platform draws its own artwork for the same code point, so 🗪 changes depending on where you see it. This page compares 4 renderings, including LG and Generated.
What category is 🗪 in?: 🗪 belongs to Unicode's Historic & Non-Standard group, in the symbol subgroup.