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🫟Splatter Emoji

Unicode added 🫟 splatter in Emoji 16.0 (2024), filed under Symbols → Other Symbols. Its codepoint is U+1FADF, and it is tagged drip, holi and ink.

What 🫟 splatter means

An assortment that ends up doing heavy lifting in lists and checklists. ✅️ and ❌️ mark done and not done, and the Japanese origin shows: ⭕️ and ❌️ follow the maru and batsu convention, where a circle means correct and a cross means wrong, a pairing English marking never uses. 🔰 is Japan's badge for new drivers, and ©️, ®️ and ™️ fuel jokes about ownership.

Unicode tags this one drip, holi and ink and files it under Symbols → Other Symbols.

Shortcodes

Type these instead of pasting — most chat apps expand them as you type.

Codes & technical data

Unicode	`U+1FADF`
HTML hex	`🫟`
HTML decimal	`🫟`
CSS	`\1FADF`
JavaScript	`\u{1FADF}`
Python	`\U0001FADF`
Java / C#	`\uD83E\uDEDF`
Rust	`\u{1fadf}`
Swift	`\u{1FADF}`
PHP	`\u{1FADF}`
URL encoded	`%F0%9F%AB%9F`
UTF-8 bytes	`F0 9F AB 9F`
UTF-16 bytes	`D83E DEDF`
Base64	`8J+rnw==`
Decimal	`129759`
Introduced	Emoji 16.0 (2024)

Keywords

drip
holi
ink
liquid
mess
paint
spill
stain

Appears in these collections

Drawn

How to type 🫟

Windows — press Win + . and search “splatter”.
macOS — press Ctrl + Cmd + Space to open the character viewer.
iOS & Android — switch to the emoji keyboard and type “drip”.
Linux — press Ctrl + Shift + U, then type 1fadf and Enter.
HTML — paste 🫟.

How 🫟 renders

The same character drawn with whichever emoji fonts your device has installed. Apple, Google and Microsoft each draw it differently, so what you see below depends on what you are reading this on.

🫟Apple
🫟Segoe
🫟Noto
🫟System

Frequently asked questions

What does the 🫟 splatter emoji mean?+

🫟 is the splatter emoji, tagged drip, holi and ink. An assortment that ends up doing heavy lifting in lists and checklists. ✅️ and ❌️ mark done and not done, and the Japanese origin shows: ⭕️ and ❌️ follow the maru and batsu convention, where a circle means correct and a cross means wrong, a pairing English marking never uses. 🔰 is Japan's badge for new drivers, and ©️, ®️ and ™️ fuel jokes about ownership.

What is the Unicode code for 🫟?+

splatter is U+1FADF. In HTML that is 🫟, in CSS \1FADF, and in JavaScript \u{1FADF}. The full table above lists every escape format.

When was the 🫟 emoji added?+

splatter got its emoji presentation in Emoji 16.0 (2024). Platforms that shipped before that release may draw it in plain text, or not at all — that is why the same character can look different on an old phone.

Added in Emoji 16.0 (2024)

Other emojis that shipped in the same Unicode release as 🫟 splatter.