Green tick
- Input
- check mark button
- Expected output
- ✅ U+2705 U+FE0F
A square with a white check; the color is a platform convention.
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green tick and check mark emoji to copy
Unicode has five tick and wrong-mark emoji in the symbols group: ✅ (check mark button), ✔️ (check mark), ☑️ (check box with check), ❌ (cross mark) and ❎ (cross mark button). The search below already opens on "check mark" and shows the two most requested; tap to copy.
A square with a white check; the color is a platform convention.
Just the stroke; the "check mark" search returns this and ✅.
Returns 1 result in the "check box" search.
The "cross mark" search returns both.
The copier's HTML format writes each code point in hexadecimal.
Yes, because what's copied is real Unicode text, not an image. Any text field that accepts Unicode (social media, WhatsApp, email, source code, file names) accepts the result. The only thing that can vary is the artwork: it may look different from platform to platform, but the meaning and the underlying text stay the same.
It is ✅, "check mark button", U+2705. ✔️ is just the stroke, usually dark, and ☑️ is a checked box. The green is drawn by each platform, not defined by Unicode.
Because ✔ exists both as a text character and as an emoji. The U+FE0F selector asks for the emoji, and U+FE0E asks for text. The copier sends the emoji, with U+FE0F.
No. It is an icon in the app's interface. You can write ✔✔ or ✅✅ to imitate it, but neither changes color on its own when someone reads the message.
Everything runs in your browser: search, copying and favorites are only saved on your device (localStorage). Nothing you type or copy is sent to a server.