Emoji character: 🀢

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Emoji details

Name: "Mrs. Claus"

Code
Notation
Example
Unicode character
«10 things you should know about 🤶»
Unicode codepoint
HTML encoded
<span>&#x1F936</span>
punycode
www.🤶.cn = www.xn--vq9h.cn
urlencoded
?c=🤶 = ?c=%F0%9F%A4%B6

The emoji in different sizes

16px
🀢
24px
🀢
36px
🀢
48px
🀢
72px
🀢
96px
🀢

Related emojis:

πŸ§‘β€πŸŽ„   🀢🏿   🀢🏾   🀢🏽   🀢🏼   🀢🏻   πŸŽ…

Emoji details

Name: "Mrs. Claus: light skin tone"

Code
Notation
Example
Unicode character
«10 things you should know about 🤶🏻»
Unicode codepoint
HTML encoded
<span>&#x1F936&#x1F3FB</span>
punycode
www.🤶🏻.cn = www.xn--mn8hv7f.cn
urlencoded
?c=🤶🏻 = ?c=%F0%9F%A4%B6%F0%9F%8F%BB

The emoji in different sizes

16px
🀢🏻
24px
🀢🏻
36px
🀢🏻
48px
🀢🏻
72px
🀢🏻
96px
🀢🏻

Related emojis:

🀢🏼   πŸ§‘πŸΌβ€πŸŽ„   πŸ§‘πŸ»β€πŸŽ„   🀢🏿   🀢🏾   🀢🏽   πŸŽ…πŸΌ   πŸŽ…πŸ»   ✍🏼   ✍🏻

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Emoji characters?

Emojis (from Japanese η΅΅ζ–‡ε­—) are pictographs πŸ‹ (pictorial symbols) that can be used in text, just like other characters. The way they look πŸ•Ά might change from one browser 🦊 to the other. Emojis are vector-based, so you can scale ↕ them as big as you want. They stay the same for every font πŸˆ‚.
For HTML-encoded characters like ΞΌ, ⇑ and Β«, check the HTML character map.

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