Mobile phone
- Input
- mobile phone
- Expected output
- π± U+1F4F1, UTF-8 F0 9F 93 B1
For WhatsApp and mobile contact.
phone emoji and mobile phone emoji to copy
The "telephone" search finds eight emoji in the catalog: four objects (βοΈ π± π² π) and four phone indicators (π΅ πΆ π³ π΄). Each has its own use, and picking the wrong one changes the message: π is a calling handset, π± is the device, βοΈ is the old desk phone.
For WhatsApp and mobile contact.
The default before a phone number.
Also exists as a colorless text symbol.
Phone with an arrow; used for calls to action.
From the symbols group; with π΄ and π³ it forms the state family.
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.
π is just the handset (receiver) and signals a call or a phone number. π± is the cell phone device and usually signals messaging, an app or WhatsApp. Both take 4 bytes in UTF-8.
βοΈ (U+260E, "telephone"), the hook handset. It is old in Unicode and also exists without color, as the text symbol β, in the symbol catalog.
No. Whether the number is tappable is up to the app (which detects numbers) or a tel: link. The emoji is only a visual decoration beside the text.
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