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Orange Square emoji 🟧

🟧 is the Orange Square emoji, in Symbols. It arrived in Emoji 12.0 (2019). People look for it with words like large.

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:large_orange_square:

Paste it with Ctrl + V, or Command + V on a Mac.

Every code for 🟧

NameOrange Square
Shortcodes:large_orange_square:
CategorySymbols
Emoji versionEmoji 12.0 (2019)
Keywordslarge
Code pointsU+1F7E7
HTML🟧
CSS\1F7E7
JavaScript\u{1F7E7}
Python\U0001f7e7
UTF-8 bytesF0 9F 9F A7
URL encoded%F0%9F%9F%A7

How to type 🟧

Without copying it, on every device.

WhereHow
Chrome, any websiteWith Use Emoji, type :large_orange_square: in any text box and it turns into 🟧.
WindowsPress Windows + . (period) to open the emoji panel, type "orange square" and press Enter.
MacPress Control + Command + Space (or fn / Globe + E), type "orange square" and press Return.
ChromebookPress Search + Shift + Space to open the emoji picker and type "orange square".
iPhone and AndroidSwitch to the emoji keyboard and search for "orange square".
HTMLWrite 🟧 in the page source.

Questions

About 🟧

Short answers to the questions people ask most.

What does 🟧 mean?
🟧 is the Orange Square emoji, in Symbols. It arrived in Emoji 12.0 (2019). People look for it with words like large.
What is the shortcode for 🟧?
:large_orange_square:. With Use Emoji it works in any text box in Chrome, on the sites you turn it on for. Slack, Discord and GitHub use similar codes, so it often works there too.
How do I type 🟧 on Windows or Mac?
On Windows press Windows + . (period), on a Mac Control + Command + Space, then type "orange square". On a Chromebook press Search + Shift + Space.
What is the Unicode for 🟧?
U+1F7E7, added in Emoji 12.0 (2019). In HTML write 🟧, in CSS "\1F7E7", and in JavaScript "\u{1F7E7}".

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