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Symbols & Reactions Emoji

Fire, sparkles, check marks and the rest of the reaction kit.

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01FireExcellent, exciting or trending. Also simply the flame emoji.Meaning & copy 02SparklesMagic, newness and a little bit of shine.Meaning & copy 03Hundred PointsFull marks: total agreement or perfect execution. The 100 emoji.Meaning & copy 04Party PopperCelebration and congratulations: the congrats emoji. Called the tada emoji in Slack and GitHub.Meaning & copy 05StarFavourite, rating or standout quality. Also the gold star emoji.Meaning & copy 06Check Mark ButtonDone, verified or correct: the green checkmark, or green tick.Meaning & copy 07Cross MarkWrong, cancelled or not allowed. The red X.Meaning & copy 08WarningCaution — read carefully before proceeding. The warning sign emoji.Meaning & copy 09EyesWatching closely, or 'look at this'.Meaning & copy 10SkullLiterally death, figuratively dead from laughing. Often called the skeleton emoji.Meaning & copy 11RocketRapid growth, launches and ambition. The rocket ship emoji.Meaning & copy 12Light BulbAn idea or a sudden realisation.Meaning & copy 13High VoltageA lightning bolt standing for energy, speed, power or a sudden jolt of something. Also the thunder emoji.Meaning & copy 14Red Question MarkA bold question mark used to mark confusion or to press for an answer.Meaning & copy 15Red Exclamation MarkA heavy exclamation mark marking urgency, importance or alarm.Meaning & copy 16ZzzCartoon sleep marks meaning sleeping, tired — or that something is deeply boring.Meaning & copy 17Direct HitA dart in the bullseye: exactly right, precisely on target.Meaning & copy 18Speech BalloonA comic speech bubble standing for chat, conversation, comments and messages.Meaning & copy 19BrainThought, intelligence and mental effort — sometimes praise, sometimes the thing that is tired.Meaning & copy 20ProhibitedA red circle with a slash: not allowed, banned, absolutely not.Meaning & copy 21Kiss MarkA red lipstick print, standing for a kiss left behind rather than one being given.Meaning & copy 22Anger SymbolThe manga vein-pop mark, drawn as a red cross of bulging lines above an angry character.Meaning & copy 23CollisionA comic-book impact burst, used for explosions, sudden events and emphasis.Meaning & copy 24DizzyA shooting star trailing a circle, borrowed from cartoons where it means seeing stars.Meaning & copy 25Sweat DropletsThree blue droplets flying off, from manga shorthand for sweat or exertion.Meaning & copy 26Dashing AwayA puff of motion lines, meaning something moved off fast or vanished.Meaning & copy 27Thought BalloonA cloud-shaped bubble for thoughts rather than speech.Meaning & copy 28HoleA dark opening in the ground, used literally and for the wish to disappear into one.Meaning & copy 29No EntryA red circle with a white bar, the road sign meaning do not proceed.Meaning & copy 30RadioactiveThe trefoil warning for ionising radiation, in use since the 1940s.Meaning & copy 31BiohazardThe three-ring warning for biological hazards, designed in 1966 to be memorable and meaningless until taught.Meaning & copy 32Wheelchair SymbolThe International Symbol of Access, marking step-free routes and facilities.Meaning & copy 33No SmokingA crossed-out cigarette, the standard sign for a smoke-free area.Meaning & copy 34No One Under EighteenA crossed-out 18, marking content or premises restricted to adults.Meaning & copy 35BellA gold handbell, standing for notifications, alerts and announcements.Meaning & copy 36Bell with SlashA bell crossed out — notifications silenced rather than switched off.Meaning & copy 37Speaker High VolumeA speaker with three sound waves, meaning loud or audio on.Meaning & copy 38Muted SpeakerA speaker with a cross, meaning sound off entirely.Meaning & copy 39LoudspeakerA handheld megaphone, used to introduce an announcement.Meaning & copy 40Right ArrowA solid arrow pointing right, for direction, sequence and next steps.Meaning & copy 41Left ArrowA solid arrow pointing left, for going back or reversing direction.Meaning & copy 42Counterclockwise Arrows ButtonTwo arrows in a loop, meaning refresh, repeat or sync.Meaning & copy 43Back ArrowThe word BACK with an arrow, one of a set of English-language navigation buttons.Meaning & copy 44Top ArrowThe word TOP with an upward arrow, used for scrolling up and for praise.Meaning & copy 45Red CircleA plain red disc, used for recording, live status and stop conditions.Meaning & copy 46Green CircleA plain green disc, the standard marker for good, available or online.Meaning & copy 47Blue CircleA plain blue disc, usually neutral or informational in a status set.Meaning & copy 48Black CircleA solid dark disc, used as a bullet, an off state or a neutral marker.Meaning & copy 49White CircleA hollow light disc, the empty counterpart to the black circle.Meaning & copy 50Large Orange DiamondA big orange rhombus, used as a bullet or a warning-adjacent marker.Meaning & copy 51AriesThe ram's horns, first sign of the zodiac, covering roughly 21 March to 19 April.Meaning & copy 52TaurusThe bull's head and horns, covering roughly 20 April to 20 May.Meaning & copy 53GeminiThe twins, drawn as a Roman numeral two, covering roughly 21 May to 20 June.Meaning & copy 54CancerThe crab's claws, covering roughly 21 June to 22 July.Meaning & copy 55LeoThe lion's mane and tail, covering roughly 23 July to 22 August.Meaning & copy 56VirgoA stylised M with a loop, covering roughly 23 August to 22 September.Meaning & copy 57LibraThe scales in outline, covering roughly 23 September to 22 October.Meaning & copy 58ScorpioAn M with a barbed tail, covering roughly 23 October to 21 November.Meaning & copy 59SagittariusThe archer's arrow, covering roughly 22 November to 21 December.Meaning & copy 60CapricornThe sea-goat, drawn as a looping V and tail, covering roughly 22 December to 19 January.Meaning & copy 61AquariusTwo waves representing water, covering roughly 20 January to 18 February.Meaning & copy 62PiscesTwo fish tied together, last sign of the zodiac, covering roughly 19 February to 20 March.Meaning & copy 63Peace SymbolThe 1958 nuclear disarmament badge, later adopted as a general peace sign.Meaning & copy 64Yin YangThe taijitu, a Chinese symbol for complementary opposites held in balance.Meaning & copy 65Recycling SymbolThe Möbius loop of three chasing arrows, designed in 1970 and never trademarked.Meaning & copy 66OK ButtonThe letters OK in a blue square, one of a set of English-language buttons.Meaning & copy 67Skull and CrossbonesA skull above two crossed bones, the warning mark for poison, death and mortal danger.Meaning & copy 68Free ButtonThe word FREE in a blue square, one of a set of English-language buttons.Meaning & copy 69Down ArrowA solid arrow pointing down, used to mark a download, a decrease, or whatever comes next.Meaning & copy 70Check Box with CheckA ticked box from a form, for items completed on a list.Meaning & copy 71EyeA single open eye, for watching, noticing and being watched.Meaning & copy 72Female SignThe Venus symbol, for women, female and gender in general.Meaning & copy 73Male SignThe Mars symbol, for men, male and gender in general.Meaning & copy 74OmThe Om symbol, sacred in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism.Meaning & copy 75KhandaThe Khanda, the emblem of Sikhism.Meaning & copy 76HamsaThe Hamsa hand, a protective symbol across Middle Eastern and North African cultures.Meaning & copy 77Trident EmblemA trident, used as the trishul in Hinduism and as a naval and civic emblem.Meaning & copy 78Place of WorshipA figure bowing in prayer, a symbol for worship of any faith.Meaning & copy 79JokerThe joker playing card, for wildcards, jokes and unpredictability.Meaning & copy 80Spade SuitThe spade suit from a deck of cards, for card games and gambling.Meaning & copy 81Play ButtonA right-pointing triangle, the universal play control.Meaning & copy 82Reverse ButtonA left-pointing triangle, the rewind or back control.Meaning & copy 83Red SquareA plain red square, for colour blocks, charts and design.Meaning & copy 84Yellow CircleA plain yellow circle, for colour blocks, ratings and status.Meaning & copy 85White FlagA plain white flag, for surrender and giving up.Meaning & copy 86Pirate FlagA skull and crossbones on a black flag, for pirates and rule-breaking.Meaning & copy 87Rainbow FlagA rainbow flag, the Pride flag used by LGBTQ communities. Also searched as the gay flag or LGBT flag emoji.Meaning & copy 88Transgender FlagA flag in blue, pink and white, the transgender pride flag.Meaning & copy 89Latin CrossThe Latin cross, the main symbol of Christianity.Meaning & copy 90Star and CrescentThe star and crescent, a widely used symbol of Islam.Meaning & copy 91Triangular FlagA red triangular flag, the red flag emoji for warning signs.Meaning & copy 92LabelA price tag, used as the sale and tag emoji.Meaning & copy 93Chart IncreasingA line chart going up, for growth, gains and progress.Meaning & copy 94WirelessA Wi-Fi symbol, the wifi emoji.Meaning & copy

Category guide

Understanding symbols & reactions emoji

Reaction symbols compress an opinion or status into one visible mark. Fire can praise something exciting, a check mark can confirm completion, and eyes can direct attention; their power comes from being easy to scan in lists, captions and fast-moving chats.

How they appear across devices

Symbol emoji are generally well supported, but some switch between a colourful emoji presentation and a plain text glyph. Variation selectors in the Unicode sequence help devices choose the intended appearance.

Choose with context

How to pick the right emoji

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Lead with the message

Use the symbol to reinforce a statement rather than replacing essential instructions or safety information.

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Notice newer slang

Symbols such as the skull or eyes often have internet meanings that differ sharply from their literal image.

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Keep lists consistent

Repeated check marks, crosses or stars make comparison lists easier to scan when each symbol has one stable role.

Common questions

About symbols & reactions emoji

What makes a symbol emoji different from punctuation?

Symbol emoji are Unicode characters rendered as pictographs, while punctuation usually remains typographic. Some characters can appear in either style depending on the platform.

Can reaction symbols replace text?

They work for low-stakes acknowledgement, but important messages should still state the action, result or warning in words.