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Sound Emojis πŸ”‡ πŸ”ˆοΈ πŸ”‰ πŸ”Š

Browse all 9 sound emojis from the Objects category. Click any emoji to copy it to your clipboard instantly, or open its page for meanings, Unicode codepoints, shortcodes and skin-tone variants.

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What sound emojis are used for

Volume states, announcements and notification talk. The four speaker glyphs πŸ”‡ through πŸ”Š read as a ramp, so people use them to mark something getting louder or to warn that a clip needs sound on. πŸ“’ and πŸ“£ head up announcements and calls to action, while πŸ”” borrows its meaning from the notification bells built into YouTube and most apps.

Sound in the Unicode Standard

Unicode files 9 emojis under Sound, inside the Objects group. The set was built up over 3 Unicode releases, from Unicode 6.0 (2010) to Emoji 1.0 (2015), so the newer members are the ones most likely to show as a box on an older phone. The most recent additions are πŸ”‡ muted speaker, πŸ”‰ speaker medium volume and πŸ“― postal horn.